Free-to-Play Launch: d : h : m : s. Feature 1. Fight for your life PvP Action Challenge yourself with intense, exhilarating PvP fighting with the greatest warriors in the open world of Albion. Fight for your life Guild Warfare Conquer a piece of the vast world of Albion for yourself! Feature 2. Player-Driven Economy Farming Need a break from fighting for your life, but still want to support your guild? Player-Driven Economy Discover, Gather, Hunt To erect the greatest cities and smith the most deadly weapons requires resources, and plenty of them.
Player-Driven Economy Craft your own armor and weapons A player forges their own destiny! Player-Driven Economy Haul your goods around the world There are many ways to transport goods across the vast world of Albion. Player-Driven Economy Trade your goods at local marketplaces Have more resources and items than you know what to do with? Feature 3. Real Estate Player Housing Build a house, then set it up in style!
Real Estate Your own corner of Albion Claim your own corner of the world, then choose from over 20 buildings to develop your patch of land into a functioning city! Feature 4. Character Customization Destiny Board To create your perfect character, you need to be shown the many paths your destiny could take you.
Feature 5. A Dangerous World The Heretics The Heretics were corrupted heavily by the magical fallout from the Great War, and are now barely recognizable as their former selves.
A Dangerous World The Undead The fallen of Albion rarely stay dead for long… Skeletal forms of restless spirits roam in the dark, cavernous recesses of the crypts and dungeons under the earth, preying on unwitting adventurers. A Dangerous World The Avalonians The Avalonians are a proud and ancient faction, formed after the dragons went to their long slumber. Truly Cross-Platform Albion Online is the first truly cross-platform MMO experience, available for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android, with all players on one master server in one massive, sprawling world.
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Log in. Log in to your account. Remember me. Don't have an account yet? Sharon Redd - You got my love Sharon Redd - Never give you up 2.
Roshelle Fleming - Love itch 3. D Train - Tryin' to get over 4. Vicki Sue Robinson - Hot summer night 5. Sharon Redd - Love how you feel 7. Bobby Thurston - Check out the groove edited 8. Gayle Adams - Your love is a lifesaver 9. Unique - What I got is what you need Visual - Somehow, someway D Train - D Train dub France Joli - Come to me 2. Sharon Redd - Can you handle it 3. Gayle Adams - Love fever 4. The Strikers - Strike it up 5. Daybreak - Everybody get off 6.
Sine - Happy is the only way 7. D Train - You're the one for me 8. Passion - Don't stop my love 9. Pilot - You are the one The game sounds good too. Dance floors pump out pulsating rhythms, and power plants make a convincingly disruptive sub-woofer rumble. Sound effects are directional, fading into the background as the screen scrolls away from the noise-producing area. Island guests make cackles, coos, catcalls, and other expressive ululations, so it's easy enough to tell when they are excited, disappointed, drunk, or aroused.
Spring Break's soundtrack features a nice mix of tropical-influenced dance music and electronica, and the in-game "GipAmp" player is an unusual boon for audiophiles. It allows gamers to skip forward or backward to a favorite song, pause the music without pausing the game, and adjust volume levels, all from a simple interface in the main screen.
The GipAmp also makes it easy for gamers to play their own. MP3 tracks in the game, and different songs can be set to play during the day or at night. In all, Virtual Resort: Spring Break is a decent, typical building simulation, distinguished from the pack of similar "Tycoon" games by its theme and its attention to presentational details.
Some of the game's objectives are surprisingly difficult, however, and solving each scenario almost always relies on figuring out a single, simple technique. Even aside from the levels that rely on cheap tricks to bolster difficulty, veteran sim gamers will often need to resort to trial and error to find the right solution. Through it's well written, the game's manual could have listed more specific information without ruining the fun.
Graphics: A nice level of detail and excellent lighting effects make Spring Break a pretty game to watch, especially for an isometric 2D strategy simulation. Graphics are consistent and believable. Animations are expressive. Sound: Sound effects are accurate and nicely integrated into the environments.
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