Ever since its release in 2004, World of Warcraft (WoW for short)
has been the golden standard of the MMORPG genre. With a heavily
quest-driven progression system and simple gameplay, WoW appeals to
a large audience. The cartoony graphics may at first deter players
but after some play time, they come to life and truly immerse
players into the world of Azeroth. In WoW, players of all classes
can easily progress alone but must work together to complete
instanced dungeons that reward the best pieces of equipment. This
style has helped World of Warcraft remain popular across the world
and it continues to attract casual and hardcore gamers alike. Those
familar with the Warcraft series will recognize the locations and
important NPCs featured in WoW. Players can do battle with
Illidian, visit the Orc’s capital of Orgrimmar, or explore
parts of the world only hinted at in previous Warcraft titles. But
before anything else, players must chose which of the two factions
they wish to join — the Horde or the Alliance.
Publisher: Activision Blizzard
Playerbase: Very High
Graphics: High Quality
Type: mmorpg
Exp Rate: Medium
Filesize: 4,000MB
This is a Buy to play (B2P mmorpg) but there is a free trial
version which is limited to 10 days.
Pros: +Quality
content. +Deep lore. +All classes are capable of solo and cooperate
play. +Plenty of content for casual and hardcore players. +Highly
customizable interface.
Cons: -End
game PvE relies on repetitive instancing. -Expansions have made
much of the original content worthless. -Cartoony graphics may put
off some players.
The classes of this game are:
Races:
Alliance - Humans, Gnomes, Night Elves,
Dwarves, worgen and Draenei*
Horde - Orcs, Trolls, Undead, Tauren, and
Blood Elves, goblins*
Classes:
Druid - The most versatile class. Druids are
effect support characters but can also call upon their feral nature
and shapeshift into powerful beasts.
Hunter - The archer class of WoW, Hunters
prefer to attack from a distance and lay traps. Hunters can tame
beasts and fight in melee range when the need arises.
Mage - Masters of the elemental arts, Mages
have high damage potential but suffer from low defense.
Paladin - Holy warriors who can wear plate but
can also cast supportive spells to aid their allies in battle.
Priest - The main supportive class in WoW.
Priests have the most powerful healing spells but can also inflict
heavy damage with shadow related spells.
Rogue - The premier melee damage class.
Rogues can dish out a lot of hurt in a short period of time but
suffer from lower defense and health compared to other melee
classes.
Shaman - In touch with the spirit world,
Shaman’s use totems to channel energy towards those around them —
be they friend or foe. Shamans are a hybrid class capable of both
melee and magic attacks.
Warlock - Sinister spell casters who use the
diabolical arts to summon demons to serve them. Warlocks learn
curses and DoTs that weaken and damage their opponents.
Warrior - The primary melee fighter and tank.
Warriors in WoW can do much more than absorb damage, properly
trained they are capable of inflicting heavy damage.
Death Knight - The first ‘Hero Class.’ Introduced
in the Lich King expansion, Death Knights start the game at level
55.*
Here's the official Site: World of Warcraft