The Pixel Review writes: Hyperbole is common in this industry. Countless times a reviewer will sell me on a game that is ultimately not my cup of tea. I’m inclined to wonder, are their words a fair representation of their feelings or are they merely present to punch up the quality of their review? I suppose we’re forced to assume the former. Such is life.
I want to assure you that, in the case of Wakfu, I am being entirely on the level. I was recently treated to a tragically brief moment playing the game with one of its developers. I realize that it’s hard to justify my enthusiasm having said that, but I’m genuinely enamored. Even on the conceptual level, I’m sold. After seeing it in practice, I’m double sold.
As most video game enthusiasts will attest, TV shows and other adaptations of video games are usually disappointing, if not completely terrible. One of the absolute best exceptions to this rule is Wakfu.
Wakfu has become one of a very few MMORPG’s with a true companion anime series, and in the case of Wakfu, the companion series actually runs alongside the game. Kelba Island was recently introduced in the anime, and players now have full access to the entirety of the bird infested landmass along with all of the adventures it has to offer.
