One of the problems with reviewing massively multiplayer online role-playing (MMORPGs) games is that, unlike other titles, you have to wait until the game has been released to the public before you can even begin to start playing the game for review.

Depsite it being a warcraft game, its still an RPG game. All you do is grind quests or pvp with a team. That's about it. I wouldn't play when drinking as you can lose your moneys worth as I did get a pernament ban and I have no idea why!

When this was released I purposefully ignored it knowing full well I would be addicted once started. True to form I am totally adicted and oh my god what a game.

Well, it's finally official, I've stopped playing WoW. And while I kinda wish it wasn't the case, this review is an obituary. Wow is dead, but like some varieties of zombie, it just doesn't know it yet.

my favorite of the warcraft series. easy to play as well as fun and entertaining.

Easy To Learn; Engaging Story Line; Gameplay; Graphics; Great Sound; Multiplayer

When it comes to MMOs, things don't get much bigger than World of Warcraft. Love it or hate it (and there're plenty of people out there in each camp), it's hard to deny the momentum this juggernaut of a game still has even after nearly nine years since its initial release.

Blizzard Entertainment has sewn up a huge potion of the strategy market with its Warcraft series, and the keenly awaited World of Warcraft looks set to carve out a nice piece of the MMORPG scene for fans of the franchise.

It was amazing my partner was happy n over all he was glad he finally had the game back to play. N plus it keeps him quiet lol

It's the latest expansion to one of the biggest games in the world, World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria. Formerly recovered addict Matt puts a +4 belt around his arm for one more trip into Azeroth.

Some exceptional art design; Simplified gameplay will appeal to new players; Surprisingly bug free for an MMO launch; Notable reduction in grind; Gameplay is still addictive and engaging; Nice to see the return of some classic vanilla dungeons

Game definitely does feel child-friendly by comparison to former outings; Engine is definitely showing its age, especially by comparison to more contemporary titles; Playerbase has ossified into elitist misanthropes

I have played Warcraft before and this game Is wicked cool.