I want to play!

First of all, Aika Online is a massive nation vs nation war game, with 5 nations in the game, players are constantly at war with each other trying to steal relics from other temples which give bonuses such as 10% exp or 10%hp to the winning nations. Players could form a raid party consisting of 30-40 players to raid other nations to break their defense and steal their relics. Or players who like to go solo can always go to another nation to pvp with other player in the pvp server.

There are 6 different classes in the game, although the characters are gender locked you may modify how you look. These classes are;
Warrior, Night Magician, Crusader, Duel Gunner, Priest and Sniper.
Obviously each character has its own assets. For example the Crusader - being brutally tough and being able to take hits but lacks strength and the Night Magician - dealing massive amounts of damage but having low defense and health points.

 

 I'm a Crusader by the way, and I recommend it for people who like peace and quiet, very much unlike the Sniper who is actually more like Sylvester Stallone with the noise of his gun and it talks way too much. Not very characteristical (is this a word?) for a snipe. lol.

It has an interesting "daughter" system where the game allows you to grow a Pran to become your reliable sidekick. They start off as little fairies, then as you level them they will turn into a child, teenager and finally the complete form. The Pran has many useful skills and buffs that can aid the player during their quest. Players can also shape the pran into the personality they wanted *ex. mature,sexy,intelligent, fallen. You also can talk to the pran and feed them to raise their devotion level towards you. I think it's an added bonus for those creepy otaku (geeks) who have a fetish for little girls.

Pran

I'm still low in level (I'm not saying how low, people might laugh) so mine is still in fairy form. There's someone I want to overtake but it will forever be a dream unless somebody go and buy me a new computer.

It's kind of depressing, really, to be addicted to a game I can't even play on a regular basis.