You can find these as loot or alternatively buy them in-game Trove is a free to play title, so it’s an understandable business model.Įach class can be levelled up to a maximum of thirty, though unfortunately levelling up only sees you get a boost to that class’ stats. What I particularly liked about the class system is that you can swap between them freely, though you do need to spend ‘Class Tokens’ to unlock them. They each offer unique abilities too, allowing the player to gain the upper hand in combat in a variety of different ways. No matter which class you choose, the game deserves credit for making each of them feel substantially different – Trove can play like an up-close brawler or even a third-person shooter depending on what class you choose. Those who prefer fighting from range might prefer the Gunslingers and their shooting abilities, or if you’re feeling particularly creative you can try some of the more unique Trovian classes such as the Tomb Raiser or Chloromancer with their specialist abilities. You might go a Knight who focuses on brute strength and defeating enemies in close quarters combat, or alternatively the Neon Ninja whose speed and stealthy abilities allow you to take down enemies before they notice you’re even there. It all takes place in real-time too, akin to something like ‘The Legend of Zelda’ as opposed to other MMORPGs like ‘Final Fantasy XIV’ or ‘World of Warcraft’.ĭespite its simplicity, combat is well varied thanks to the large choice of classes to play as and how different each one actually feels to use. The combat featured in the game isn’t overly intricate, but there’s something incredibly satisfying about the old-school simplicity of it all.

Trove’s gameplay is primarily broken down into two things: combat and building. ‘Minecraft’ with an extended emphasis on adventuring sounds great, right? Trove certainly offers plenty of enjoyable gameplay that lives up to this, though it quickly became a little too repetitive to keep me hooked for the long-term. Best of all it’s free to play, giving gamers the chance to express their creativity whilst adventuring across voxel worlds at no cost. After a successful launch on PC and a lengthy Beta period on consoles, Trion Worlds’ world-building dungeon-crawling MMO Trove is now officially out on Playstation 4 and Xbox One.

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