To be honest, when I saw this "Ultraman Legend Heroes", I was stunned for a while. Not just because of the game itself, but it took me back to the Saipan era. At that time, the mobile phone screen was only 2.4 inches. I was playing a pixel-style Ultraman fighting game. I used the arrow keys to make moves. If I could defeat monsters, I would be happy for a long time. Nowadays, the performance of mobile phones has increased hundreds of times, the pictures are gorgeous, and the impact is stronger, but that simple and pure happiness is becoming increasingly difficult to find.
Not to brag, this game is actually quite suitable for veteran players. First of all, Ultraman Dekai, Geed, and Noah are given away for free, and the threshold is very low. You can get Noah after signing in for 21 days. This was simply unimaginable ten years ago - at that time, many games required sending text messages to deduct fees to unlock new characters. A charging window would even pop up halfway through the game, and the game would get stuck without paying. This kind of conscientious operation is indeed rare nowadays.
The game restores the Ultraman universe, with warriors, cosmonauts, and monsters from all galaxies gathering to fight the Demon King Beast in conjunction with plot missions. It feels like watching Ultraman special films when I was a kid. I remember that I played a Java game called "Ultraman Fighting Evolution" on Symbian before. Although the graphics were simple, every Ultraman's special move was done. I was so nervous when I was fighting Zoya Muruchi that my hands were shaking. Now this version incorporates the Ultra Capsule system, which can unlock more rare forms and the operation is smoother.
However, as a 30-year-old veteran player, I still want to say this: The game is good, but don't play it too much as the main game. After all, for our generation, work and family take up most of our energy. Just take half an hour every day to fight monsters and watch the plot, which is just a supplement to childhood. Today's children may not understand the joy we had in secretly playing games under the desk, but this game does bring me back to that era for a short time.
Finally, I want to mention the developer, Hefei Letang Animation. To be honest, I haven't paid much attention to it before, but being able to make such a free and content-rich Ultraman ARPG at least shows that they are sincere about the IP. I hope there will be more nostalgic levels in the future, such as the classic battle between the first generation Ultraman and Zeton, that would be even more perfect 😊