The UI is practically identical, the character creation system is still pretty extensive with plenty of hairstyles, sliders to adjust facial traits, and many other general cosmetic options. The game does bear a resemblance to Black Desert, we’ll give it that. And developer Pearl Abyss doesn’t seem like it even tried to hide those things. It is everything we hate about mobile MMORPGs: greedy pay-to-win monetization, autoplay, extended wait timers. Yes, riding on the brand name “Black Desert”, this mobile version will undoubtedly become a financial success, but make no mistake: It isn’t a good game.
