Thinking about the days when you could change your life by throwing a coin in the arcade, you young people may not have experienced this, right? There were no save files at that time. If you died, you had to start over from the beginning, but we still played as if we were on a roll.

I was browsing the forum today and saw this "Island Survival: Temple Relics". Hey, my heart suddenly felt like it was electrified. You said that the protagonist finally found the treasure and his life was stable, but when he heard that there was a magical artifact in the temple, he couldn't sit still. Isn't this how we felt when we played "MapleStory" back then? After picking up this key, I think about the treasure chest in the next level, always feeling that there are more exciting things waiting ahead.
This game reminds me of "Tomb Raider" back then. Miss Lara Croft was my dream girl at that time, no, I should say she was the goddess of adventure in my heart. In order to find those fragments, I traveled over mountains and ridges, from the jungles of Peru to the pyramids of Egypt. That is called persistence. Although the current "Island Survival: Temple Relics" is on the Ranger platform, its "no fuss and discomfort" energy is still a bit like that of the past.
But what's different from our time is that this game is actually free! Think about back in the days when you were on the Famicom, which cartridge would not save you pocket money for several months? It's good now, you can play with just a touch of your fingers. You young people like us don't know how difficult it was for us back then. At that time, if I wanted to play a new game, I had to exchange cartridges with my best friends, and I had to look at their faces. It was not as convenient as it is now.
To be honest, my thirties-year-old heart was really pricked when I saw in this game that "the distance should be the stars and the sea, not peace and stability". Our generation used to play "Dragon Quest" on FC and "Sword of Immortal" in the computer room. Later, in the era of mobile games, we played "Monument Valley" and "To the Moon". Isn't it just for the adventurous thoughts in our hearts?
The protagonist of this game has finished struggling once and is still thinking about starting again. Just like us old players, the games have changed and the machines have changed, but the heart of wanting to explore has never changed. Without further ado, I will download the game first and see what treasures are hidden in this temple. I will talk to you later🌶️🍗