Dofus 1.1

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• Average User Rating:

  3.5 stars (out of 10 votes) Rate it!

• Downloads:

  15,393

• Operating Systems:

  Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98

• Additional Requirements:

  Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003 Server, Flash Player

• Limitations:

  No limitations

• Date Added:

  December 01, 2005

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Publisher's description of Dofus 1.1

First Massively Multiplayer Online RolePlaying Game built entirely in Flash. In a world both permanent and changing, find again the precious Dofus and restore peace in Amakna. Game features include 11 astonishing heroes (with male and female gender), real time action in a persistent universe, lots of crazy quests, PvP and PvM in tactical battles with hundreds of spells, creation and management of guilds, good/evil system, territories conquests for control of resources, familiars and summonings of monsters, many professions to collect and craft, trade system (sales, purchases, exchanges), and buildings owning (with chests), banks, guilds and profession offices, taverns.

Note: The Download Now link will download a small installer file to your desktop. Remain online and double-click the installer to proceed with the actual download (43MB).

User reviews of Dofus 1.1

• Average user rating: 3.6 stars out of 10 votes
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• 4 stars

  8 out of 9 people found this review helpful

  Version: Dofus 1.1

  "For some not all"

  by AOO on December 9, 2005

  Pros: Music: Well, it's not bad, but then again it's nothing spectacular. Songs and sound effects are recycled ad nauseum in mostly midi, sound wise, becoming enough to set a small tone, but quickly becomes annoying. Sound effects are humorous and many are done well. A few qualms with some sound effects being so high pitched that it makes your skin crawl. Characters do have small voices, but nothing more than a grunt, a scream, or some weird mumbling. Not that impressive, but effort was shown.

  Graphics: Lush environments and breathtaking areas, Dofus does not have. Sprites and set enviroments is what this flash game has. While you won't find great graphical effects, you also won't find too many problems with the graphics fitting the setting. Enter into a forest, there will be trees strewn about. Near the coast, and you'll see a bit of ocean. It's far from 3-D, and the 2.5 top down view does improve on the lack of that much. Characters: Well, they didn't break the mold with these characters, but credit where credit is due, they did a good job with them. Each class has a unique appearance, attacking type, their own spells, and special uses. 11 classes to choose from, with a sex selection for each. You can change the color scheme of your character to suit your tastes as well.

  Game play: FF Tactics, anyone? This game is basically that with some extra feature. The entire game world is cutup into squares. There is no real free roaming atmosphere so to speak, as you just go to one map transfer point and move to the adjacent square. It can be a arduous task to travel long distances, but that is aided by Zaaps; which take you to certain locations for a fee. Battles take place after either clicking on a creature or being aggro'd by one. Customer Service: If there is one thing they can do right, it would be CS. If you have a problem, sending a support ticket often solves it in

  under a few days. While they don't always understand because of the language differences, they do try and will do their best to assist you.

  Cons: Free to Play: Limited free to play actually. You are restricted from certain things if you have not payed to play. One restriction is not being able to leave the free area. You can mind you, but you will not be able to do anything other than walk and talk. Also, you have lowered chances to actually gain any rare items. Some quests require that you be p2p, and many jobs are hindered by the lack of higher resources. Add to that leveling beyond a certain level is near impossible without p2p.

  Elitism: If you've heard the term you already know what it means. Those who are higher and stronger prey on and take advantage of anyone lower than them. These people gain a following and soon become the titans of the game, either advancing there aggressions on lower levels, or in rare cases actually attempting to help the game. Community-wise, this game suffers are only 20% of the community actually is friendly and respectful.

  Balance: There is no real balance to Dofus. In most games, there is a general since of rock scissors paper, but in this there is not. Many classes are overpowered, other underpowered. Many of the equipments and items benefit only certain classes, while others have to struggle. Some spells are extremely overpowered, while others have no real purpose.

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• 5 stars

  1 out of 1 people found this review helpful

  Version: Dofus 1.1

  "A verry fun game for any anime lover"

  by Lord MMO on April 10, 2008

  Pros: A profession and a game class its a cool idea.

  The website also has its own comics which are verry funny. =)

  The games addicting if you have enough time to devote to it.

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• 5 stars

  2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

  Version: Dofus 1.1

  "I love it!!"

  by enjoi_life23 on July 22, 2006

  Pros: I downloaded this game many months ago and still find myself as a paying member. Great gameplay, great sounds, unique art style.

  Cons: Free members have many limited rights.

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• 3 stars

  5 out of 5 people found this review helpful

  Version: Dofus 1.1

  "Neat flash game"

  by ckon on January 20, 2006

  Pros: Its a neat game created with flash, which is impressive; flash is usually just used for web design. The graphics are pretty cool looking very cartoon like. Its a medium sized world to explore with alot of quests and lvls. Its a very original world and class system, not your basic run of the mill D&d stuff.

  Cons: I stopped playing because of harrassment issues. No matter if i created a new character with a new name this one person always knew who i was and would stalk me and was always trying to get me to come to his apartment i assume he worked for teh company that made the game otherwise how could he know who i was even if i made a completly new character.

  The company that designed it also has no naming policy, there were names like Time *******, *****, DrunkGirl, or cocainefeen and other inappropriate names that arent suitable for children playing the game. Its too bad

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• 4 stars

  2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

  Version: Dofus 1.1

  "Great Little Browser-Based MMORPG"

  by jacklhardy on May 9, 2007

  Pros: Dofus is genuinely cross-platform, low maintenance and beautifully designed. The character-classes are all a little out-of-the-ordinary and quirky which makes for a more original experience than run-of-the-mill orcs and elves tripe. If you are a fan of older 16-bit turn-based RPG games and always wondered what it would be like to play them with hundreds of others ... This could be for you. I'd never have time for WoW or similar games but I can dip into Dofus and have a quality MMO experience for next to nothing.

  Cons: There's still a fair bit of grind. It's unavoidable and there could be more done in the area of engaging Quests and Dungeons. They do seem to keep improving things but the worry is that their attention will switch to the forthcoming Wakfu.

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