Eliatopia: Fantasy MMORPG is a free role-playing game for mobile devices developed by Robby Scherer. It is an online multiplayer RPG that is set in a fantasy world under a mysterious organization. It's up to players to find out the truth and experience a grand adventure along the way.

Similar to Adventure Quest 3D or Old School RuneScape, Eliatopia: Fantasy MMORPG boasts a large open world for players to explore and interact with other players online. It features multiple character classes to pick from to suit their playstyles, and various gear to collect and equip for their long journey.

Uncover the truth

The game takes place in the titular Eliatopia, a fantasy world that is being overseen by a mysterious government with secrets to hide. You play as a would-be adventurer on a quest to find out the truth and what it's hiding. Choose from five character classes like the barbarian and archer. What's interesting here is that you can even combine specializations for a more versatile build.

Eliatopia: Fantasy MMORPG offers plenty of quests to help you level up and get stronger. That is complemented by a varied arsenal, ranging from swords to staffs and even guns. You can also trade with other players who have a specific item you're looking for. Experiment with all kinds of combinations as there are more than 30 enemy types to defeat and tame all over the land.

You can create or join a guild to make it easier to face some enemies or quest with friends. What's more, this MMORPG boasts a PvP mode, so you can take a break from adventuring and test your skills/build against other players online. All that said, the game has seen a noticeable decline in active players as of late. Hopefully, the trend reverses, but it's something to note.

Nice RPG to play with friends

All in all, Eliatopia: Fantasy MMORPG is a good online multiplayer RPG if you're looking for a new game to try out with friends. You can combine class specializations, plenty of quests to take on, and fun PvP. The decrease in players is a bit concerning, though. Nevertheless, it's one that is still worth checking out and experiencing for yourself.