I still remember the days of Fire Emblem on the GBA and Joan of Arc on the PSP. Those days of recruiting girls, fighting wars, and promoting plots. What a youth! Although this mobile game is played on a mobile platform, the smell of "occupying the power and trying to conquer the harem" is so authentic! The protagonist wakes up from amnesia, regains the warrior girls with different personalities, and can fight against gods and demons together... Isn't this the glorious classic routine on handheld consoles back then, but now the screen is bigger and the touch screen operation is smoother.
The point is that this game is for all ages, so you don't have to worry about scale issues. It's purely a passionate story of “bonds” and “fate.” Made by Shanghai Yile, it is free to play and there is no pressure to pay money. This is more worry-free than buying a flash card in the past. I tried it for a few days and found that the quality of the vertical graphics is not inferior to that of "Princess League" from the PSP era, and the plot also has that "old fashioned RPG" sense of mission.
Maybe many young people today don't know that in order to get an S-level rating, we could repeatedly read the archive on GBA for half an hour. Now playing Ji Mo, I feel a sense of "slowing down", as if my youth is back. If you also miss the days of handheld games with a little bit of middle school, a little bit of collection, and a little bit of card-playing wives, you might as well give this game a try as a way to replenish your youth. 🥲