World of Warcraft Classic
World of Warcraft Classic
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Developer: Blizzard Entertainment
Genres: MMO, RPG
The drums of war thunder once again… Return to a lost era of Azeroth and enjoy the timeless stories that defined this world at war.
World of Warcraft Classic is a faithful recreation of the original World of Warcraft. Combat mechanics, original character models, and skill trees all contribute to a truly authentic experience.
Among many other features coming in future updates to WoW Classic, you'll find:
Classic Raids
Venture forth into epic 40-person raids such as Molten Core, Onyxia, and more.
Classic Talents
Level up and spend your hard earned talent points, one at a time.
Classic World
A challenging outdoor world awaits you. Bring your friends—you'll need them!
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View All (7 total)PC Gamer
World of Warcraft Classic's uncanny ability to bring players together and immerse them in adventure hasn't aged a day.
Game Informer
World of Warcraft shows why it was – and remains – the MMO to beat, with an enthralling world and satisfying sense of progression
VG247
World of Warcraft went through many changes over the years, for better and for worse. That leaves Classic feeling conflicted, both a rose-tinted dream and a dated mess.
PCGamesN
A well-implemented redux of a moment in time, which may surprise you with its engaging focus on leveling as the primary experience.
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