A casual discussion of "Excalibur: Zhu Tian"

February ended, and the original finale of "Fights Breaking the Sky" lacked any highlights. On the other hand, Jia Tianxia's "Excalibur: Zhu Tian" performed amazingly. As soon as it was launched, it was enthusiastically welcomed by countless mobile game players. Jiatianxia, ​​which was regarded as the successor of Cactus, has lived up to its high expectations and is likely to continue the trend of being a "dark horse in the mobile game market in 2011". When playing this game, the editor couldn't help but wonder, did the production staff of Xianzhang Company switch jobs and go to Jiatianxia? The graphics, skills, and plot all follow Xianzhang's usual style! If there is one thing that completely defeats Cactus, it is probably the game music. The editor considers himself to be very picky, but I have to admit that the music in this game is quite good. The music on the cover has a strong image, which is first suppressed and then lifted up. It can't be said to be soul-stirring, with a little sentimentality about the passage of time, like the music at the end of a costume TV series, and a kind of charm of forgetting each other in the world comes to mind. The graphics is another major selling point of JiaTianXia. Anyone who has played it knows that its level of detail is comparable to that of Zhongsheng Tianchuang. I like the menu screen of this game very much and the turntable design looks cool. The gameplay of this game is quite satisfactory and it belongs to the traditional cultivation mobile games.