It may have been a long time, but Nexon's MapleStory M has finally arrived. In the past, we received some different versions of MapleStory mobile on Android, but they never wholly overlapped with the original PC version and were subsequently closed. MapleStory M should provide something more familiar to long-term fans.

For beginners, this is a slightly more demanding game, although its appearance is simple and clear. When there was a public test, I spent some time playing it back, and it seems that its requirements haven't changed in the past six months. Many beginners rely on Maplestory M Mesos, which will reduce the difficulty factor for them. About computer equipment is also a significant factor, you will need Android 4.4 or higher devices, dual-core CPU and 1.5GB RAM. Once installed, it only requires 214MB of storage, but there may be more downloads than I am in the game so that it may increase.

The gameplay is not your memory of the classic MapleStory, so if you are an older player, please have some free pranks. Now, it's not as famous as MapleStory for fair monetization. Of course, for the mobile version, this won't change. So, yes, you can expect an automated mission system and a computerized combat system, and you'd better believe that the in-app purchase range is as high as $89.99 per piece. After all, this is a Nexon title, so I am looking forward to it.

Depending on how you view the mobile MMO, the automated task system may be harmful or positive. The task is as simple as tapping the screen, so your character will continue to wear it endlessly. It may be a good thing for those who hate to waste time grinding, but when things move fast, it's also a cheap trick to indulge in active game loops.

What's interesting in my opinion is that although some people think it is a negative complement on the classic naughty gameplay, I still would like to jump into MapleStory M, I am still able to spend money to acquire MS M Mesos since this is what I will always be a very favorite game.