I've been enjoying Rusty Hearts greatly since it launched as an open beta. It's a bit repetitive, but I have been finding it to be lots of fun regardless. My biggest concern was the lack of content at launch, and the frequency at which new content would roll out. Thankfully, the future of the game seems good, with a second content update this month. It doesn't bring anything new in terms of dungeons, but instead adds a new character to the fold.
Natasha has actually been known about since the closed beta, and fans have been wondering about her for a while. Originally scheduled to launch on Wednesday, she officially is playable as of today. She offers a new play style, which the developers have graciously decided to detail in a video. In addition to this,Rusty Hearts now has integrated Steam Achievements.
You can read more about Natasha here, as well as register a Perfect World account if you want to check out the game.
At the moment I've kinda lost interest in Busty Parts((c)Epic-Kx) due to other games, but it has been a fun ride so far. I was quite surprised by just how smoothly the combat flows.
Yeah this game is pretty damn impressive. Vindictus has been one of my fav games for a while, but this has a chance to steal me away.
@Unit 067: You have to manually enable joystick control in the Options. It's a little checkbox, I think called "Controller Enabled". The game is pre-configured and optimized to work with a 360 controller, but you still have to manually turn on the controller feature.
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I dabbled in Rusty Hearts during the Steam Christmas sale in my attempts to earn enough coal to actually win a prize and, while I wasn't completely blown away, I definitely enjoyed it. The beat-em-up combat was solid, a...more
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With the open beta past us now, Perfect World has just announced its first major update to Rusty Hearts. Launching on October 11, "Awakening" will give players, both new and experienced, the content they have b...more
Today, Rusty Hearts -- the free-to-play hack 'n' slash MMORPG from Perfect World Entertainment -- officially relaunches in its open beta state. The game is now available for anyone to download and play.
To celebrate th...more
Rusty Hearts from Perfect World Entertainment has been in closed beta testing for a little while now. It rolled out on on July 27th, and now it will be moving to the next stage on September 13th. To prepare for this, the game...more
[Update: The codes are almost all gone!]
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