Big Bang Empire review
Big Bang Empire is a browser role-playing game with a career for your character and studios you can join with other players. The public site describes missions and player-versus-player challenges. I’d start with a few missions to see whether I liked the pace before looking for a studio.
Start on your own, then look at studios
The game’s site separates building your character’s career from setting up or joining a studio. It also offers a language menu. My first stop would be the language and server choices, then the solo missions. Everlusting Life is another browser game to compare when platform options and in-game upgrades matter more to you than playing in a studio.
Check what a virtual item gives you
The linked terms name Synapse Group as operator and say players must be of legal age. The terms also describe purchased virtual items as tied to the right to use them in the game. I’d try the parts that interest me before buying extras for an account I might use only once.
Anabel’s take
I’d see how much I enjoyed the missions and character progression on my own. If I wanted a reason to come back with the same people, that’s when I’d look for a studio.