10. Ragnarok M - Eternal Love South Korea’s beloved MMORPG once paved
the way for the future of online games in Asia. Gravity Interactive succeeds in resurrecting
the classic MMORPG into the palm of your hands.
Still rocking that nostalgic charm, Ragnarok’s artstyle was its iconic feature. However,
moving to the mobile from the powerful PC can cost a few sacrifices in terms of performance
and mechanics. Still, it doesn’t change the heart and soul of the adorable MMORPG.
In terms of portability, players can expect new events and content as the Devs continue
to support this title since its initial release.
It undergoes a few changes in this title, the familiar RPG features of the old game
remains along with the added portability. It’s a new game that's faithful to the well-loved
original and it receives a playscore of 8.21
9. Evil Lands - Online Action RPG Through the years, mobile game developers,
especially for the iOS, are trying to achieve console-level graphics with their IP. Rage
Quit Games’ ambitious online RPG manages to do it just right, but it is still impossible
to go on par with PC or Console visuals.
This massive fantasy RPG takes you to a stunning 3D world teeming with dangerous wildlife waiting
to be hunted. Invite your friends and join people from around the World with its real-time
multiplayer and PvP modes.
Like many titles of the same genre, customize your own character and power him up to his
full extent. Choose a class, find a weapon and enjoy its magic. A playscore of 8.23
8. Mobile Royale MMORPGs need depth, too. Instead of brainless
hacking and slashing, games that reward player strategies are always worth the time. Mobile
Royale balances its huge MMORPG presentation with tactical elements. Transform from a lowly
builder to a legendary fighter.
Imagine Lords Mobile, but bigger. Recruit soldiers and warriors for your troops and
march them to battle. Players use a variety of strategies to take down an enemy stronghold
such as summoning dragons and building airships.
Only concerning thing about this and the rest of the mobile games on this list is its intimidating
microtransactions. A playscore of 8.24
7. Order & Chaos 2 - Fantasy MMORPG Gameloft’s MMORPG lets you gather your best
team or go alone as you enter a living and breathing world full of danger. On your road
to redemption, encounter strange and eccentric individuals that either help you in your journey
or make everything worse.
Weave your own story as one of its five races, and cement your place in the world as mages,
warriors, and more. Build relationships with other adventurers to expand your party, or
interact with the various citizens of its rich and persistent world.
With its dazzling graphics and beautifully rendered characters, it’s a high-quality
MMO that rewards your exploits and makes role-playing much easier. It receives a playscore of 8.28
6. Dungeon Hunter 5 Another MMORPG from Gameloft. This hack and
slash role playing game puts you to an improved version of its predecessor, Dungeon Hunter
4. Similar elements return such as looting, using attacks, and potions.
Join millions of bounty hunters in the broken world called Valenthia. Its open-world element
was removed in exchange for simple dungeon-crawling mechanics. Embark on a single player experience
through the game’s 5 realms and hire your friends in a rewarding cooperative multiplayer
action.
It has a playscore
of 8.29
5. Perfect World Mobile One of the most popular MMOs of its time with
a legacy that lasted 12 years. With the slow decline of their player base after competing
with other bigger MMORPGs, they decided to make a comeback for mobile. Perfect World
Mobile offers a seamless world full of magic and mayhem.
As an MMO with fantasy settings, it doesn't hold back on visual beauty, putting detail
into their characters, classes, and monsters. It’s easily one of the best-looking titles
on the iOS right now.
Despite still banking on that nostalgia, there are still a few good surprises waiting for
new and old players here. It’s still showing itself worthy of a long-standing legacy, Perfect
World Mobile remains a top-notch title with a playscore of 8.32
4. Star Trek: Command Fleet MMORPGs aren’t only limited to Medieval
settings. This time we boldly go to no man has gone before… space.
Scopely's Star Trek Fleet Command expands on the missions of the Enterprise by adding
more planets and quests to explore. Fleet Command gathers round the captains and icons
of the entire franchise so that you yourself can recruit them into your journey of cosmic
proportions.
Enter the battle as Federation, Klingon, or Romulans, and take siege of the Alpha and
Beta quadrants using the iconic ships and your own managerial skills.
There's also plenty of missions to accomplish when destruction isn't always your cup of
tea. It has a playscore of 8.33
3. Dark Legends Medieval and Space settings? Spacetime Studios’
immersive MMO is all about Vampires. For a free-to-play game, it packs a whole lot of
fun. Gather your band of bloodthirsty vampires to fight monsters and explore dark cities.
Assume the role of an immortal vampire and power up your character to enhance his speed,
strength, and sharper fangs! Climb the ranks of the vampire society and show them what
you’re made of. Fend off hordes of warlocks, demons, and werewolves that stand in your
way.
In its multiplayer online feature, players can invite their friends or join a guild for
an unstoppable night of long fangs. It receives a playscore of 8.51
2. Darkness Rises It’s getting edgier here. Nexon's Hack and
Slash game takes you to the enveloping darkness of their fantasy universe.
Like most of the iOS titles on this list, it’s ambitious. It’s praised for its console-like
graphics, this epic RPG is immersive with high-quality textures and rich details. Play
as Berserkers or Wizards and all and step inside their many menacing dungeons to fight
against their towering bosses. The game also stands out for their unique Soul Link ability
that lets you take control of the monsters you face.
Enter into the pits of hell itself and get in on the dungeon crawling fun with a playscore
of 8.55
1. Old School RuneScape Nothing beats the classics. Anyone with a
knack for gaming before Fortnite and Minecraft came along knows RuneScape. It's one of those
games some of us poured hours of our childhood into.
Jagex knows the fans well to give us a whole new adventure without removing the game’s
most essential features. Now on the mobile, Old School Runescape is exactly how we remember
it to be.
It’s still a free-to-play game, and you can have access to almost everything you need.
However, they need to earn money too. With its paid subscription, you can open yourself
up to all new skills, quests, and so much more.
Sail the seas, sell some stuff, and buy some GFs. It has a playscore of 8.69