World of Warcraft: Midnight Reviews
World of Warcraft: Midnight really gets what modern MMO players want. It offers ambition, comfort, nostalgia and growth all at the same time, without letting any of them completely destroy the others. That's smart product design that looks like a mythical tale, and that's why this update feels more solid than many louder ones.
World of Warcraft: Midnight focuses more on storytelling, lore and character moments, especially around the Void threat of Xal'atath in Quel'Thalas. New features such as housing and the playable race Haranir give players additional activities. At the same time, the story is sometimes confusing and the main story occasionally lacks the epic impact you expect.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
World of Warcraft: Midnight continues its trajectory. The hardcore gameplay elements remain the endgame content and the highest difficulty modes. Otherwise, it's a pleasant and peaceful stroll where you won't encounter many people, which is quite unusual for an MMORPG. It feels like playing the same game for 20 years, entering a cycle with a very established meaning: you grind to play, and then what ?
Review in French | Read full review
From the alpha to the full release, I checked how Midnight is reshaping World of Warcraft. It's introducing, among other things, the new Haranir race, a third Demon Hunter specialization, and Skyriding technology without loading screens. It’s an expansion full of nostalgia that also boldly introduces systems fans have been waiting for for years.
Review in Polish | Read full review