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Chronicles of elyria please understand this game is never going to happen. Do not trust soul bound or unity. I promise you in the year 2035 it still won't happen. 2045 still not happening. Remember online is mostly fake. Fake hype, fake reviews. Everything is a lie.
This is the company responsible for the MMO called Chronicles of Elyria (CoE). In 2017 I paid a total of $145 for this game through their website but in 2020 they announced that game development was cancelled and refused to give me a refund. At the time of this review, the owner is pretending to still work on the game to avoid a class action lawsuit that has my name on it.
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