[Communication]: Time and Space Hunter Game Test

Entering the game, the graphics feel average, and the character models are relatively rough. However, considering the game's size, this is acceptable. The visuals are fairly smooth. The game uses full touch controls, with a directional pad in the lower left, various function buttons in the lower right including inventory and skills, and the character portrait and experience bar in the upper left. Clicking on the character portrait opens the character attributes interface, where you can see detailed attributes such as attack, defense, dodge, and accuracy. The upper right contains chat, quests, and the shop. Overall, the interface is simple and clear, and you can understand it in a minute or two, making it easy to get started and considerate of the player's experience.\ The main storyline revolves around dungeon clearance. After a brief conversation with an NPC upon entering the game, you receive the first main quest. The dungeon entrance is in the town and has a wave-like flashing shape, which is quite noticeable. Entering the dungeon automatically switches to battle mode, with the directional pad still in the lower left and three skill buttons in the lower right (skills need to be set in the town screen). At first, there are only two skills, making fighting monsters very easy. Gorgeous skills combined with normal attacks make completing tasks effortless. Once the old quest is completed, a new one is automatically accepted, which is a great setup, saving players a lot of time running between NPCs and is quite user-friendly. To save time, without returning to the town, I went directly to the next stage, easily clearing three stages in a row. After completing the tasks at the starting point, I followed NPCs to another town to continue the new journey. Due to time constraints, I only leveled up to 15, so many functions have not yet been unlocked.\ [Summary]:\ 1. Graphics are not very detailed, only moderate.\ 2. The interface is simple and clear, easy to get started, which is good.\ 3. Combat skills are quite visually impressive.