To be honest, when I saw the game "Shenhuo Continent", an experienced player of my age was quite emotional. 😌 No bragging, next-generation picture quality, full-view MMORPG, it is true that today's mobile games are much better than before in terms of graphics and special effects. But as someone who has been playing mobile games since the Symbian era, I can't help but think of those games that used hundreds of KB of memory and pure pixel dot matrix.
I remember that my first mobile phone was a Nokia N73. At that time, I searched for games on the Symbian forum every day. For example, the transplanted versions of the "Tiandi Dao", "Cang Shen Lu", "Legend of Sword and Fairy" series, as well as "Diamond Frenzy" and "Prince of Persia" have poor picture quality, but the plot and gameplay are particularly interesting. We didn't have automatic path finding or one-button hang-up at that time. Running the map relied entirely on hand control, and combat also depended on the timing of operations. I can play a game for several months and I can't bear to delete it. 😢
When I saw the Nordic background and the three professions of warrior, ranger and mage in "The Continent of Divine Fire", the first thing I thought of was "Chaos and Order" that I played on the JAVA platform back then - it was considered WOW on mobile phones at that time, with a Nordic style and career options. Unfortunately, that company later declined, and now most of these classic IPs have disappeared into history. Since your game is said to have next-generation graphics and full viewing angles, I plan to download it and give it a try. Can it help me regain the addictive feeling I had back then?
As for nostalgia, what I actually want to say is that today's games have gorgeous graphics and complex systems, but they always feel like something is missing. Maybe we were simpler at that time, and a simple jump or a touching plot could make us happy all day long. 🚬 Okay, no more words, I wish all the newcomers have a good time, and I hope that "Shenhuo Continent" can bring me a little bit of the emotion I felt back then.