One of the cool things I found were that there were several servers I that had customized certain aspects of the game, whether it be experience gains being altered to be more rewarding or regeneration of mana being increased. Most of the servers I found however were stable and only encountered problems a couple of times in my experience. This can be problematic at times because it causes issues with lag, game crashes and other problems. Players can create their own dedicated servers if they choose, or simply join one that already exists. You can even join up with friends to create alliances that people can pledge allegiance to.
You can either join a server for PVP or PVE and for now it seems the max amount of players that can be in a server is currently 50. There are a number of different servers that you can join in Citadel Forged With Fire. Everything from sprites, who strangely look like aliens with fairy wings, to orcs and imps, as well as dragons and everything in between. The land is filled with a variety of enemy types. It’s not so small that you would explore the entire thing quickly, and it’s big enough that you will have plenty of fun traversing the different woods, caves and mountains. The size of the map is comparable to your average open world adventure game. The world you are in is a magic land called Ignus. For now it’s a missed opportunity that will hopefully be addressed in future updates. It seems like a great story could be introduced with this game but for now there simply isn’t much of one. You don’t get much in the way of story telling with Citadel Forged With Fire, which is one of my qualms with the game.
Website: Citadel: Forged With Fire Early Access Review Developed by: Blue Isle Studios, Virtual Basement LLC
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