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''Prime World'' is a freemium MMORPG-multiplayer online battle arena hybrid game, internally developed by Nival and available for PC and Mac with companion apps for Android and iOS platforms.〔"(Let The Beta Begin! )"〕 ''Prime World'' revolves around a battle between two nations, the Dokht Imperium and the Keepers of Adornia, for control of Prime, a critical resource. Prime is a source of energy; an alien substance that alters the world and gives its users power over it. By controlling heroes, players support their armies, capture new territory and attempt to destroy the enemy's base. Each ''Prime World'' player is the lord of his or her own castle, which is both their main base of operations and home to the player’s heroes. At the castle, players can build various buildings, from mining facilities to decorative structures. Players can also create new talents and skills which can be chosen later, enhancing the selected hero's assets for upcoming battles. == Gameplay == ''Prime World'' combines PvP and PvE session battles in multiplayer online battle arena style with MMORPG-style persistent character progression. The game uses a castle-building metaphor to display a player's development and a collectible card mechanic for character talents. It has persistent character development between battles and a class system with roles outside of the "tank, mage, and healer" triad.〔Christina Gonzalez "(Prime World Q&A: Taking MOBA to the Next )" RTS Guru, 27 February 2012, Retrieved 2012-03-23〕〔Ryann Scott "(Prime World: A Class Act )" Gamespy, 21 March 2012, Retrieved 2012-03-23〕 ''Prime Worlds main game mode is "Borderlands", which is a classic MOBA map with three lanes guarded by turrets and two bases. Nival has released four additional PvP game modes: "Dragonwald", with more PvE-oriented gameplay than Borderlands; the fast-paced "Outpost" with a single lane; defense-based "Homeland"; and the zombie-ridden "Apocalypse". There is also a "Shuffle" mode, which is similar to Borderlands but with heroes randomly shuffled in a team. At E3 2013, Nival announced two PvE modes: single-player campaign and co-op "Challenges" missions.〔"(First look at Challenges mission )"〕 Both were available during the open beta weekend in June.〔"(Open Beta Weekend and PVE )"〕 There are currently 425 shared talents available in the game, each of which can be won in battle or produced in the castle. Talents can be upgraded up to four times, using other talents as a resource. There are also hero-specific talents that cannot be upgraded - up to nine per hero. This brings the total number of talents to 803. Every hero gets experience points for winning or losing a PvP battle and for winning PvE battles. Losing a PvE battle does not give the player any rewards. Getting enough experience will unlock a new level, allowing the player to permanently upgrade a hero's basic characteristics. As of January 2015, there are 42 heroes to choose from. When the game starts one will be prompted to choose a faction. Most heroes share the same gameplay mechanics for both factions, and are identical except for their appearance. Each faction has one unique hero; Ha'ka and Da'ka belonging to Kingdom of Adornia and Dokht Imperium respectively, they share similar mechanics but have one ability that is different depending on which you choose.〔(Prime World Official website )〕〔Lucas Sullivan. "(Prime World's heroes give new meaning to "red versus blue" )" PC Gamer, March 28, 2012〕 ''Prime World'' uses optional Facebook Connect to allow players to engage with their friends in the game, creating teams and using their help to improve production rates in their castle. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Prime World」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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