Ascent: Infinite Realm is packaged to the Ascent: Infinite Realm Gold point of exploding with everything you'd expect in an MMO. There is almost a hoarding mentality here that a feature has to be in Ascent Infinite Realm just in case. View the five minute reveal trailer and you'll catch wind of it. After playing an hour of Ascent Infinite Realm that feeling only became apparent.

It is exhausting and overwhelming, and not just because I sampled Ascent Infinite Realm during an hour at a busy convention center full of booth babes and sweating men. In Korean.

Ascent Infinite Realm aims to cheap Air Gold get a steampunk design and its bizarre mix of ancient England, cute and creepy giant animals, gatling guns and dragons stalks from a background narrative of a planet blown aside and mashed together. Realms are land masses drifting with players fighting in the heavens surrounding these platforms, within an atmosphere. You raid realms such as benefits, or go on PvE quests to level up and settle with gardens and homes.

We started by getting stuck directly into realm vs realm combat, where we jumped into ships that were flying and navigated the heavens. The ships are clumsy and slow, with no true physics or feeling of weight .

It is not just the galleon sized ships either -- the smaller flying bicycles and jetpacks also suffered from rigid up, down, left, right movement that felt just like digging a grid rather than swooping or gliding through a vast distance. The construct of Ascent Infinite Realm we played with was only 60 percent complete based on merchandise director Hyungjun Kim, however when I asked if the controls would change before launch I got a long-winded"no more". The developers expect you'll get accustomed to it simply.