To be honest, when I first saw the label "Multiple Time and Space Love Decrypted", my heart didn't waver at all, and I even wanted to skip the plot and directly draw cards. The moment I clicked on the preview of the card pool - ah, this light and shadow, this look, these details of the folds of the clothes...Does the production team understand the second dimension? ! The portraits of each male protagonist are like high-definition wallpapers cut directly from the TV series, especially the detective wearing glasses. As soon as the lines were spoken, I immediately imagined the voice of Brother Kao (although this game does not seem to have hired a big-name voice actor, but imagination is also a kind of romance).
But here's the point, aren't we always talking about the restoration of games adapted from anime IPs recently? I was just heartbroken yesterday by a well-known hot-blooded mobile game. The modeling was like "Looking like a dog from a distance, looking like a lump up close..." (silenced). On the other hand, "Cat's Rendezvous", although it is not an IP adaptation, its original characters can actually let me taste the delicate feeling of "old show reset" - the details of the dilapidated neon sign in the heroine's office, and the scene in the rainy alley, they are almost like they were plucked from "Alley Story". Just, it's outrageous. Some comic-book games can even make famous scenes from the original work into PPTs, but the original plot here made me crazy and burst into tears in front of the screen.
Maybe it's because I'm getting old, and now I watch "Soul" first when watching games. The vertical painting is the skin, the plot is the bones, and the voice actors are the soul. This game is perfect for its superficial appearance, but also for its physical appearance - I am currently playing Chapter 3, and the multi-temporal suspense line has not yet fully unfolded, but the daily conversations in the detective office are really interesting, like the kind of "instant noodles but suddenly give you a knife" unfolding. Anyway, I already have popcorn and tissues ready.
Finally, I would like to address those major studios: Can I get some snacks from comic book adaptations? We, the otakus, are here to vote in the cooking circle, not to practice our ninja eyesight! If you want me to praise you for your good adaptation, you can first draw the mole on the corner of the male protagonist's mouth correctly for me (point and point.jpg)