Hello everyone, I am the editor of Qitan~ I have been a little obsessed with following the recent dramas. When I visited our movie and TV fan area, I suddenly wanted to talk to you about the topic of mobile games adapted from animations. After all, it feels really amazing to be able to play with the characters and stories on the screen in your hands! Today I will take stock of a series of animation-adapted mobile games. One of them is particularly suitable for friends who like Chinese comics, cute painting style and nurturing gameplay.
Speaking of animation-adapted mobile games, everyone is familiar with the "Naruto" and "One Piece" series from the early years, with refreshing battles and full of emotions. However, in the past two years, mobile games adapted from Chinese comics have also quietly emerged, especially those highly restored works, which really make old fans cry. For example, in "Douluo Dalu" and "Full-time Master", the IP itself is very popular and the game quality is also online. However, today I want to focus on a relatively young but sincere Amway work - "Ye Luoli".
"Ye Luoli" is a 3D turn-based RPG mobile game adapted from the popular Chinese comic "Ye Luoli Fairy Dream". It is developed by Zhimengxing and supervised by the original animation team. This means that the characters, scenes, and plot are highly restored, and there will be no embarrassment like "Ye Luoli". All characters in the game have unique transformation images, and you can also see gorgeous transformation animations during battles, which will make girls' hearts full! Moreover, the dungeon mode incorporates an innovative design of professional mutual assistance. It is no longer a mindless hang-up and requires the cooperation of teammates. The strategy is much stronger than the traditional turn-based system.
What surprises me even more is that all monsters in the game can be tamed into spiritual pets, and the development system is very rich. Each player can also have their own home and dress it up freely - isn't this the continuation of Ye Luoli's Wonderland in the animation? The painting style is also a delicate and soft Chinese style, exactly the same as the animation. If you are a fan of "Ye Luoli", or a player who simply likes collection, development, and turn-based combat, you can really give it a try.
Of course, in addition to "Ye Luoli", mobile games like "Fox Fairy Matchmaker" are also good, with strong immersion in the plot, as well as the old classics of the "Qin Shi Mingyue" series, each of which can make you regain the touch of chasing fans. Okay, let's stop here for the inventory. I wonder which animation-adapted mobile game is everyone's favorite? Welcome to chat in the comment area, the editor is waiting to copy the homework ~ 😉