Anarchy Online Critic Reviews

The communitiy is huge, the forums helpful, and there are no hunts for ennemies around a barren wasteland.

There is nothing wrong with this game universe or the adventure within it, if only we all the had the time to enjoy it properly without the need for work, study or sleep getting in the way!

Provides an important alternative to fantasy MMORPGs, and is designed well enough to warrant a look from anyone interested in the genre.

The game has stability now to rival the games that have been on the market for years. While a few minor bugs and the occasional graphical glitch still exist, the game tends to play quite seamlessly.

A promising game with some big technical flaws, but in a few week's time it's sure to replace your "EverQuest" addiction.

If you can brave being part of this polish stage in exchange for being part of something that’s new and a little bit of a break from the norm, then give AO a try.

If it can conquer its technical problems, Anarchy Online will be the very best online role-playing game around.

It's a brilliant, engaging, profound MMORPG, but with enough atrocious technical problems to make you scream more obscenities than a French truck driver.

If they eventually fix the bugs (like the other online games have), AO will definitely be a winner and more than just "Everquest in space."

Frame rates are so horrendously slow in the game's crowded areas -- such as the cities -- that it becomes almost painful to even move your character, let alone interact with others.

It features great graphics, a slightly modified version of "EverQuest's" gameplay model, and lots of frustrating problems. True to its theme, you should only consider playing it in the future.