Type: Strategy War Game Language: Chinese Introduction: A strategy game with beautiful graphics, comparable to Red Alert. Screenshot Games produced by GL, Modern Warfare; Games produced by GLu, Modern Conflict. The above two sentences are purely for fun, please ignore them. As the title suggests, the battlefield of this game is the world. In the game, the world map, apart from some inaccuracies in national borders, can otherwise be treated as a real world map. The game is not a modern war first-person or third-person shooter, but a strategy war game. In the game, the most important factors are: territory, territory, and military strength. The game is turn-based, and whether a player can conquer enemy positions depends on luck and military strength, because battles in the game are decided by dice rolls to compare numbers (= _ = if it were like this in reality, the world would likely be in chaos). The game does not have a conscription option; each turn, the system allocates troops based on all the player's territories. Whenever a continent's entire land is occupied, the system prompts: [Conquer X Continent]. Of course, conquering is one thing, holding it is another →_→. Finally, I want to say: (input=25) The localizers of this game were really lazy; some sentences are quite stiff, like translations from Youdao →_→ (/input) Across the Seas -- Game Recommendation [War - Chinese Version]
[(hellos)] >>>>>>>>>>>>>> ☆War [Chinese Version]☆
Type: Strategy War Game Language: Chinese Introduction: A strategy game with beautiful graphics, comparable to Red Alert. Screenshot Games produced by GL, Modern Warfare; Games produced by GLu, Modern Conflict. The above two sentences are purely for fun, please ignore them. As the title suggests, the battlefield of this game is the world. In the game, the world map, apart from some inaccuracies in national borders, can otherwise be treated as a real world map. The game is not a modern war first-person or third-person shooter, but a strategy war game. In the game, the most important factors are: territory, territory, and military strength. The game is turn-based, and whether a player can conquer enemy positions depends on luck and military strength, because battles in the game are decided by dice rolls to compare numbers (= _ = if it were like this in reality, the world would likely be in chaos). The game does not have a conscription option; each turn, the system allocates troops based on all the player's territories. Whenever a continent's entire land is occupied, the system prompts: [Conquer X Continent]. Of course, conquering is one thing, holding it is another →_→. Finally, I want to say: (input=25) The localizers of this game were really lazy; some sentences are quite stiff, like translations from Youdao →_→ (/input)
Type: Strategy War Game Language: Chinese Introduction: A strategy game with beautiful graphics, comparable to Red Alert. Screenshot Games produced by GL, Modern Warfare; Games produced by GLu, Modern Conflict. The above two sentences are purely for fun, please ignore them. As the title suggests, the battlefield of this game is the world. In the game, the world map, apart from some inaccuracies in national borders, can otherwise be treated as a real world map. The game is not a modern war first-person or third-person shooter, but a strategy war game. In the game, the most important factors are: territory, territory, and military strength. The game is turn-based, and whether a player can conquer enemy positions depends on luck and military strength, because battles in the game are decided by dice rolls to compare numbers (= _ = if it were like this in reality, the world would likely be in chaos). The game does not have a conscription option; each turn, the system allocates troops based on all the player's territories. Whenever a continent's entire land is occupied, the system prompts: [Conquer X Continent]. Of course, conquering is one thing, holding it is another →_→. Finally, I want to say: (input=25) The localizers of this game were really lazy; some sentences are quite stiff, like translations from Youdao →_→ (/input) Replies (5)
Doesn't it feel like a running account →_→
Everyone can figure out the specific game methods on their own. It might be a bit confusing at first, but the operations are actually very simple.
Not a bad game...
Clove
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