Trove is a free-to-play multiplayer game where you set off on adventures as any one of 14 unique classes. Featuring a massive world and creation tools, players are able to interact with the colorful environment in meaningful ways, including building structures and crafting items. Along the way they can collect and customize their character using weapons, costumes, hats, mounts, and much more.
To some it would be easy to dismiss Trove as "just another Minecraft clone", but to do so would fail to appreciate the unique approach Trion Worlds have taken in their own personal take on the voxel-based sandbox genre.
Unlike Minecraft, Trove concentrates more on combat and questing than the distinct world building focus of the former. Utilising a range of unlockable character classes, each with their own particular skills and abilities, gives Trove a distinctly more MMO feel.
These classes are purchasable through in-game currency and once unlocked allow the player to change between classes on the fly, allowing for a much more flexible approach to how you tackle each area or quest.
These characters all fall under melee, ranged or magic based attacks, and with a dozen classes to choose from there will always be one that fits your particular playstyle, whether it be the Knight or Lunar Lancer getting up close and personal, the Gun Slinger or Shadow Hunter taking out your enemies from afar before they have a chance to get close, or the Ice Sage or Tomb Raiser throwing massive Ice Crystals or summoning minions respectively to slow and distract your enemies while you whittle down their health with your basic attacks.
Trove invites players into a universe of endless possibilities where action-adventure, role-playing and crafting collide. There are more than a dozen character classes to choose from. Battle against others, explore, craft and create. You’ll be able to do it all in Trove. It pushes the boundaries of community-related content with procedurally generated worlds that are fully destructible and buildable.
Unlike Minecraft, Trove concentrates more on combat and questing than the distinct world building focus of the former. Utilising a range of unlockable character classes, each with their own particular skills and abilities, gives Trove a distinctly more MMO feel.
These classes are purchasable through in-game currency and once unlocked allow the player to change between classes on the fly, allowing for a much more flexible approach to how you tackle each area or quest.
These characters all fall under melee, ranged or magic based attacks, and with a dozen classes to choose from there will always be one that fits your particular playstyle, whether it be the Knight or Lunar Lancer getting up close and personal, the Gun Slinger or Shadow Hunter taking out your enemies from afar before they have a chance to get close, or the Ice Sage or Tomb Raiser throwing massive Ice Crystals or summoning minions respectively to slow and distract your enemies while you whittle down their health with your basic attacks.
Trove invites players into a universe of endless possibilities where action-adventure, role-playing and crafting collide. There are more than a dozen character classes to choose from. Battle against others, explore, craft and create. You’ll be able to do it all in Trove. It pushes the boundaries of community-related content with procedurally generated worlds that are fully destructible and buildable.
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