First let's talk about the degree of restoration! These days, eight out of ten mobile games adapted from the so-called "Chinese style martial arts" use screenshots of the cartoon titles as vertical drawings, and then when you enter, the screen is filled with glittering VIP15 gift packages. But the ink painting style of Young Knight really reminds me of how I was moved by the Burning of Five Elements when I was chasing "Five Elements in Mist Mountain" 🔥Every character's standby drawing is like rice paper that has just been painted and has not yet dried. The texture of the smudged color spreads to the screen. Who knows!
Let's talk about the adaptation of anime IP. I have been deeply hurt by a mobile game adapted from a popular Chinese comic. The key is that the plot performance even mispronounced the most famous line of the original work. At that time, my pupils were shaken... Looking at this game, although the main body is idle, the plot text is really Jianghu style, not the kind of running account with "Hello, young hero, please pick ten flowers for me" written in feet.
Although the voice actors are not as good as the big names in Japan, the Chinese dubbing has a "Xia Ke Xing" cadence, combined with the ink cutscenes, which actually made me find a trace of the emotion I felt when I watched the "Tianbao Fu Yaolu" animation.
But what struck me the most was the vertical painting! The moment the male protagonist's hat looked up from the shadows, I immediately imagined a half-year series of "Xia Ke Xing". Combat system? It doesn't matter! Anyway, I'm idle. As long as it looks good, I can squat in the character interface and be in a daze all day😌
The style of this game can really make you feel that the production team really loves the two-dimensional Chinese style, and is not just perfunctory. It's not a loss if you enter the trap! Let me change the screenshots to wallpaper first, and I will talk about the hidden threads in the plot next time, bye~ 🖌️