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Tera
This gorgeous high-definition video look at one of the game's small-group dungeons shows off what sets Tera's action apart from the rest of the MMO genre.
The Vampir Mansion is home to big bad monsters of many kinds, but none are bigger or badder than the weird crab-lookin' thing at the end. I got to try my hand at fighting him myself, though the squishy mage I was playing may have faceplanted from pulling threat three or four times in the process.
Look for an extensive hands-on report on Tera in an upcoming issue of GI. In the meantime, check this sweet video and know that it's all legit – the game does indeed look this good, and the action is, if anything, faster than what you see in the video when you're playing it yourself.
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