Is Yihuan an MMO? Is Yihuan an online game?

Different players have their own preferences. Since the second beta test is about to start, Yihuan has been frequently mentioned by players recently, and some players are curious whether Yihuan is an MMO. The reason for this doubt is that Yihuan is under Perfect World, and when it comes to Perfect World, many people think of its MMORPGs with a fantasy theme. So, is Yihuan an MMO? Let's explain in detail below.

Actually, Yihuan is not an MMO; it is a role-playing game, belonging to the popular type of open-world games with a secondary dimension, leaning more towards action role-playing. As for the theme, it is a modern urban supernatural theme, with a bit of new weird elements.

Is Yihuan an online game then? It can only be said that it's not entirely so, because many of these large world games nowadays are mainly geared towards a single-player experience. There will be online content, and players are encouraged to play online, but there won't be large-scale multiplayer online activities. Usually, it's online gameplay for three or four players, where they can enter each other's worlds or challenge a certain dungeon together.

In Yihuan, players take on the role of anomaly hunters who can freely explore the city, driving various vehicles through the urban landscape. There are also many interactive elements in the game, such as building facilities and NPCs on the roadside, which can all interact, giving the game a strong sense of modern urban life.

The combat in the game revolves around the combination of abilities and character switching. Each character has their own fighting style, and the combat pace is relatively fast. There is a certain level of strategy involved in how characters are paired and the order in which they act.

The above is the introduction about whether Yihuan is an MMO. Yihuan cannot be considered an MMO, although it should also have online elements. However, it mostly focuses on player exploration, acquiring and developing characters, and pairing them. This is also a common format for secondary dimension games nowadays, without mandatory social elements.