Asda Story gold gives me more interesting things in wonderful Asda Story; Asda Story is a Free to Play, casual, anime style MMORPG. It was released first under the name MicMac Online in Korea and Japan in 2005/2006, and was later released in 2007 as Asda Story by game&game. This is where my Asda Story experience began. This version was shut down, like many games game&game brings us. In July 2008, the game was released by Games Campus. When I found out one of my favorite games had been relicensed, I jumped right back on the bandwagon. I was not disappointed. A year has passed and I am still playing.
Graphics are a big deal in any game, and the graphics are what first drew us to Asda Story. The first impression most people seem to get about Asda is that it looks like Kingdom Hearts: big shoes and goofy clothing. The graphics are not ground breaking, but are quite good for a F2P game. A shader was recently added which makes the game much shinier. If you do not like the new shiny Asda, you can just turn the shader off. There is also a glow effect which creates a slightly softer, more vivid environment.
The interface is pretty easy understand and is not too cluttered. Most things are movable or collapsible, but it may be difficult to deal with on small screens. For most windows there are hotkeys which you can set. A versatile chat system has been added cheap Asda Story gold recently that allows you to create your own chat tabs and chooses what types of chat to show in them.