Let’s go, all aboard!
One of the most unique features of Florensia Gold is the ability to battle not only on land but also on sea. You can build your own ship with parts that you have gained during quests or have brought from a local vendor. Once you’ve built/repaired your ship you can head out. You can level up your naval skills when you gain a naval level. I normally don’t like playing as a pirate and going on the seas with my own ship, I hated it in Voyage Century and Tales of Pirates, however in Florensia Gold it has a faster pace and plays much better. If you’re into sea battles make sure to check Florensia Gold out!

Graphics
Florensia Gold adopts a cell shaded Anime style, which really suits the game. I like how the world looks, as it’s full with its own inimitable appearance. Character and Skill animations are fluid and generally look gorgeous. Whilst the textures may not be the best thing since sliced bread, the whole package you’re presented works with the title and provides a rather nice atmosphere. If you don’t like “cartoonish” graphics though, be warned as this may not be your cup of tea.

Music
The music fits Florensia Gold perfectly and works with whatever situation you may find yourself in. On sea you hear a different kind of music from when you are at land which adds a nice touch to a fairly generic game. Towns usually have a happy tune, which surprisingly isn’t annoying to hear. If you’re allergic to happiness, be prepared to listen to perky tunes no matter where you travel to in the game.

Personal recommendation
For everyone who likes MMORPGs, here is a new one, which unfortunately has combat like so many others, but generally does everything right. Beware though you will need to grind to gain levels, however despite this combat on the sea is fun, and the in-depth crafting is a great feature of the game. I don’t have any real issues with the game.

If you are looking for a new MMORPG to play which has lots of charm and style, why not try Florensia Gold? After all you could do much worse.