----- My online name, I'm here again! This time it seems like it's been a while since I updated the review post. But there's nothing I can do. Ao Xiang disappeared for no reason, and Xiao Leng, I don't know what he went off to do... Fortunately, I'm not fighting alone! Thanks to the friends who silently support me behind the scenes! (Looking at the game icon, it still feels pretty good) Official introduction of Leo's Fortune: a physics-based casual game developed jointly by Senri and 1337Game! (Wow, two companies working together on this, it shouldn't disappoint!) Players need to control the blue fuzzy ball Leo and reclaim the gold coins that originally belonged to him. The main character, Leo, is a round fuzzy ball without arms or legs. Leo needs to expand his body to jump, overcome various obstacles, and find the lost gold coins. The game controls are very simple: swipe the screen with your left hand to move the fuzzy ball, lightly tap the screen with your right hand to make it jump, and long-press to let the ball float. The game visuals are quite delicate and beautiful, and there are many game scenes, such as tropical forests, dungeons, and Egyptian deserts. The biggest highlight is the fusion of exquisite 3D modeling and hand-painted art, reflected in the details of the visuals, giving players a very enjoyable visual experience. (Some screenshots are not very good in quality because they were taken at night with night mode on, so…) || After clicking the icon to enter the game, the game logo appears. It's okay, but there's a skip button at the top right corner, which is very user-friendly! After skipping the opening animation, you enter the main interface. The main interface is quite delicate and has a very European style feel! Also, there aren't many options, but my English is poor… you know. After clicking the 'Start' icon in the middle. This doesn't make sense! I clearly completed it?! Did exiting too fast not save the progress?! Well, forget it… too lazy to do it again… ----- Then players can choose to start the game. As for the walkthrough, I won't write it; it's not interesting if I do.Just remember, feel free to play the first ten levels casually and get a hang of it. After level ten, hehe. Just wait to die... The water surface is done very well! (Please ignore the screenshot quality) The physics effects are also very detailed! There are little splashes! In the water, swiping up on the right side of the screen (inflate) lets you float up, then you 'fly out.' Swiping down, of course, makes you sink. (I originally took a screenshot of an underwater dinosaur fossil, but deleted it by accident...) Some decoration on the water surface, nice! || Look at the bottom ←_← it's really done with care! I thought I would die from falling, but it got stuck. But it wasn't useful anyway... This camera angle is nice! On the right is a bridge. How should I put it... the angle isn't great... At first, I didn't even know it was a bridge. (Spoiler: later, the bridge's physics effects are really good!!) || This Water Curtain Cave is nice! It's dynamic! Very nice! There's even a water mist effect!! The later levels are on snowy mountains. I cleared them quickly and forgot to screenshot. But there isn't much scenic to see. || ----- Overall Review: Graphics: ★★★★★ (I personally think it's very good!! Very beautiful!) Sound Effects: —— (I haven't really listened, but that's not important) Difficulty: ★★★★☆ (The later levels are really hard, the original poster died more than ten times just to pass one level..) Controls: ★★★☆☆ (Wasn't used to it at first, but later running and jumping became natural!) Gameplay: ★★★★☆ (My English is poor so I didn't understand the story or anything, just found it fun ←_← But English does not hinder the game.) Download Link: Such a good game, it's not even on the site, what do you want me to say? ----- Not sure what else to say, if anyone has any opinions about the review team, feel free to share them. It will also help us improve! Your support! Is the driving force for our development! ----- 
