Tarisland is a non-P2W MMORPG on PC and mobile that features raids, diverse classes and builds, and a vast world for exploration. Here, m...
Tarisland is a free-to-play cross-platform MMORPG developed and published by Tencent Games. Released globally in June 2024 for PC, iOS, and Android, it draws clear design inspiration from classic Western MMORPGs, particularly World of Warcraft, while building a new original fantasy setting.
Set in the world of Tarisland, the game follows a conflict between civilisations as an ancient evil resurfaces. The world features multiple distinct continents, each with a defined biome and faction identity.
Tarisland offers twelve classes at launch, each with dual specialisation paths that determine their role and playstyle. Classes include Warrior (Tank/Damage), Paladin (Heal/Tank), Ranger (Damage), Mage (Damage), Priest (Heal/Damage), Bard (Heal/Support), Barbarian Fighter (Damage), Shadow Swordsman (Damage), Reaper (Damage), Phantom Necromancer (Damage), Insectoid Queen (Tank/Support), and Sand Bard.
The dual spec system allows switching between two specialisations freely outside of combat, enabling the same character to tank and DPS without rerolling.
Tarisland launched with a full suite of 5-player dungeons and multi-boss raids at multiple difficulty tiers. The raid design follows a traditional format of role-based boss mechanics requiring tank swap coordination, healer throughput management, and DPS execution checks.
Difficulty tiers escalate from Normal through Heroic to Nightmare, with the highest tier requiring optimised gear and practised team coordination. Weekly lockouts and loot distribution follow a similar model to classic WoW raid design.
Full cross-platform progression and multiplayer between PC and mobile is a core feature. Character data syncs between platforms, and all endgame content including raids is accessible on both mobile and PC. This allows players to continue progression on mobile while away from their desktop.
Players familiar with World of Warcraft's raid and dungeon structure may find Tarisland a comfortable fit. Those looking for a broader MMORPG experience can also explore Lost Ark.