To be honest, posting game recommendations in the music section today may be a bit off-topic, but I just played "Anchor Point Advent" and I do have some emotions that I want to talk to you about.
Not to brag, but as someone who has been playing mobile games since the Nokia N-Gage era, I have experienced the days when Java games were only a few dozen KB. At that time, one person could play Snake all night long. Today's games often have a few Gs, and the graphics are improved, but I always feel like something is missing.
The game "Anchor Point" reminds me of the feeling of playing "Tiandi Dao" on Symbian. Although today's mobile games are all about fast pace, this game makes something different within the framework of card RPG. The semi-real-time combat mechanism allows me to find the feeling of playing the "Final Fantasy" series back then. It is no longer a simple one-click skip, but requires consideration of positioning and skill release timing.
To be honest, the current mobile game market is quite impetuous. There are limited-time activities and daily tasks everywhere, and it feels like work. But this game at least put some thought into the combat system, and the AIMBS fighters sent in the early stage are not weak, and are relatively friendly to newcomers. If you want to play, remember to redeem these gift pack codes srvip666, slvip666, and clvip666 first, which can save a lot of trouble.
Speaking of the development trends of mobile games, it is obvious that science fiction themes have begun to rise in the past two years. From "Genshin Impact" to "Honkai Impact" to "Anchor Down", domestic games are making breakthroughs in terms of subject matter and style. What's interesting is that the current wave of gamers basically come from the Symbian era, and traces of this sentiment can be seen in game design.
The game is still in the closed beta stage. It can be seen that the development team is still adjusting the balance and operating feel, but the overall completion level is already good. The depth of character development and combat strategies is also remarkable. Although the developer Anchor Network is a new factory, its technical foundation this time is quite solid.
I have said so much unknowingly, maybe because I, an old player, am a little excited to see the progress of domestic games. Although there is a lot of chaos in the current mobile game market, works like "Anchor Arrival" that are willing to work hard on the core gameplay are still worth looking forward to. If you have played this game, please feel free to share your thoughts below.
Okay, the sharing is over, I'm going to collect all the skins of the combatants in the recording studio. Slipping away. 🎮