Short review "Swallowing Stars and Heavenly Punishment"

When I pressed OK to quit the game, I felt a certain sense of loss. Why does this feeling of loss occur? Could it be that he is obsessed with the rough fate of Demon King Zaku? Could it be that he was depressed because of his infatuation with Lunana? There is no way to verify it. But one thing I cannot deny is the fact that my mood fluctuates as the game progresses. . . . . . The true devil dares to face the painful life and the blood of the common people. I thought with pity and compassion: In this bloody wave, human beings are temporarily surviving, maintaining this world that seems to be human but not human. Don't know when this world will come to an end? ! It's half an hour before the game ends, and I feel the need to write something. Combat System As an A. Combat is definitely an important part of RPG games that attracts me. Refreshing slashing and cool skills are a must-have. These two points are well reflected in the game. When I see a large group of monsters or soldiers rushing up to surround me, I draw my sword out of its sheath, the sword light shines, I scream, I put the sword back into its sheath, I look around, and the person or monster falls to the ground! The grace of that sword regained dignity for human beings. I raised my head, my face covered with blood. . . . . . It's enough to use a sword to deal with the soldiers, but you still can't be careless when dealing with the BOSS. Lunana chanted the incantation, and the magical elves danced and moved with time. The BOSS also seems a little scared. After all, magic can destroy your soul and make you immortal forever! The magic still fell beautifully, and the BOSS seemed to have no other choice but to howl, or maybe howling was also a way to relieve his own pain! Swords and sorcery is a timeless and charming highlight, and this game delivers. Level settings, monsters and monsters The game's stage is all from the continent of Eligaia, and various customs and customs are reflected in the game. The Creator wanted a green forest: the magical forest known as the "lungs of the continent" was born; the Creator wanted a family: Ronnie Village appeared; the Creator wanted water: Landis came into being; the Creator wanted to be strong: the city of Stos was majestic. . . . . . As for humans and monsters, there are handsome human soldiers and long monsters that challenge the limits of human psychology. I have to lament the greatness of the Creator. Why is there such a big gap between humans and monsters? Graphics performance There aren't many positive reviews for the graphics, but I believe players have a discerning eye. The most commendable thing is probably the pleasure of killing monsters. Looking at the continuously churning number of combos, a sense of accomplishment arises spontaneously. Plot It is absolutely no exaggeration to say that plot is the soul of RPG. For me, the transformation from the demon king Zaku who appeared in the prologue to Jay, as I got to know the plot more deeply, I gradually understood this setting. See Lunana's deep love for Jay (spoilers involved, so stop here). I originally wanted to tell the ending, but for fear of spoilers, I'll wait until everyone has finished the game in a week or two. Side tasks and hidden tasks The integration of the main line and the side lines and their natural interweaving are the characteristics of the game, and they complement each other. Most branch lines are mainly auxiliary tasks, so that you can obtain a lot of materials and lay the foundation for synthesis. Hidden tasks take some time to complete, after all, the rewards are quite a lot. Conclusion When I quit the game, I was looking forward to the second sequel of this game. I really like the transformation from Zaku to Jay. Although this transformation is helpless, it is the transformation from evil to justice. We all need this kind of transformation, because our hearts are Zaku, but we yearn to be a person like Jay!