I should take a moment to mention that there is also a light dating sim to explore, but I didn’t waste much of my time with this particular aspect of the game. Arc Sophia is built on three main streets, including one that basically grants access to your inn, a shopping district with only a few available merchants, and a plaza built around a teleportation device that you’ll be using to get from floor to floor.
That would be more of a disappointment if there was more to actually do in the town. Each floor of the dungeon technically has its own town, but the only one you’ll get to explore is the one on your starting floor. Your main hub of operations is a town called Arc Sophia. There is some light co-op available in the Hollow area but, for the most part, you’re going to be tackling this world with your digital buddies and that’s it. Once you figure out the basics, though, you’ll discover a game that actually does a great job of recreating the feel of an MMO within a single player RPG. Check out a few faqs and do a bit of research, though, and you should be good to roll. The game does a decent job of filling in the back story as the campaign unfolds, but I think you might need to already have a love for these characters and this world to help convince you that the extra effort is worth it.
In other words, you’re going to have to do a bit of work to get into Sword Art Online, and I feel like watching the first arc of the television show is almost mandatory for your enjoyment.
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