Dream Of Mirror is a free to play MMO that takes place in a world alternate to our own. Developed by Softstar, leading brand of Chinese video games industry. The game takes place in the alternate reality known to be inside of the “Kunlun Mirror.” Exceeding numbers over the 400,000 mark in Taiwan alone, I decided to see exactly why this game is so popular.

Storyline
The main storyline is quite good from the very start. While unique, it manages to still maintain the usual RPG storyline feel that we all know and love. You'll start of in a beginner area with no idea what's going on. The beginner areas offer things such as beginner quests, where basic things will be explained. From here, you can level up a little to support yourself in the upcoming adventures.

You'll learn all about the main storyline from the twelve Mirror Kings, rulers of the world in which DOMO gold takes place. While not physically able to help, they will often guide you often through the main storyline along with the help of other key NPCs. Once you've completed the beginning quests of the game, the main storyline will begin to take off. You'll be given the option of pursuing freedom and peace between humans and monsters, or to uphold the law in all it's glory. Depending on what path you take, certain things throughout the game will change. Giving this game a wide array of possibilities when it comes to storyline options.

Sadly, the storyline can be a little confusing at times, and the directions on what to do extremely unclear. That's the only bad part about it.

Gameplay
Considering that the game itself requires one to have -a lot- of friends to enjoy, you'll need to actively be social and be out and about trying to find yourself a guild and buddies to do things with after about level 25. If you're not a social person, chances are DOMO is not for you.

In most MMO that are quest oriented the game will quickly wear your will to play down by repeatedly sending you out of your way to do things that really aren't very relevant to anything in the main storyline itself, much less assist you in building a bond with the characters involved to make you interested. In DOMO gold, many of the quests available attempt to tell a story about the people involved, regardless of how silly or senseless the story may be.