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There are very few action MMORPGs out there - most of the genre has been defined by World of Warcraft and similarly follows that combat formula. While many would argue that form of combat is plenty tactical (being an endgame FFXIV player, I would agree), it doesn't hold a candle to proper action games when it comes to split second decisions. Not only that, it isn't exactly thrilling most of the time - only the most challenging dungeons and raids require you to have your brain turned on. SoulWorker, however, aims to change that. Does it succeed?

To install SoulWorker, make sure you have Steam installed then go to this link to install the game.

The graphics are very stylish and still easy on the computer, being cell-shaded anime graphics that emulate hand-drawn graphics with 3D models. There are six gender-locked classes that all wield different weapons, ranging from the usual swords and scythes to chainsaws and demonic guitars.

The combat is the main draw of the game. It is heavily combo-based and in full real-time. It is accessible enough for even newcomers to easily string massive combos together and feel like a god. However, players that are familiar with fighting game controls will also find themselves at home and find that there is a surprising amount of depth in this combat system.

All in all, if you're looking for an action based anime game, then you should definitely give SoulWorker a download. It's a very solid action based MMORPG and will give you a good time.