MaplestoryM Mesos, which writer Nexon America showed off Saturday at Los Angeles at the enthusiast event MapleStory Fest, ditches the pixelated 2D visuals of the first game for a blocky 3D world, à la Minecraft or even Trove. Its class system isn't as diverse as that of the original game yet, but Nexon stated in a news release that MapleStory two will be very customizable, from your outfits to even getting to construct your own house.
The sequel takes place at the same game universe, the Maple World, and is a prequel to the original MapleStory. You'll definitely see familiar faces, though they might be somewhat different from what you remember.
Fans interested in trying MapleStory M, which is coming to Windows PC, may subscribe to its closed beta here if they are located in the Americas, Europe or Oceania. There's also a social media campaign that allows players to unlock exclusive loot (for the beta and also for the full launch ) by sharing certain pages on the site.
MapleStory M originally established in South Korea in July 2015, also is slated to arrive internationally shortly. The closed beta starts May 9.MapleStory M, a Mobile Version of the 2D MMORPG, Is Now Available for Pre-Registration
In case MapleStory, the free-to-play, two-dimensional,buy Maple M Mesos online sport, was a person it would practically be able to legally drive a vehicle, buy lottery tickets, or even register to vote. Happily, for the sake of nostalgia, Korean developer Nexon has declared that pre-registration for the upcoming mobile version of the sport MapleStory M has started.