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Unreal 5 open world action "Jue Xiao" announced, the first 6-minute real-machine demonstra
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  • Moonlight shinesMoonlight shines

    What about stacking buffs in the open world of two-dimensional mobile games?

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  • morning blessingmorning blessing

    It’s so big, it’s so white, it’s so cakey, I want to play it, it’s great and there’s another game that doesn’t exist in the reservation operation

  • echo of valleyecho of valley

    I think it’s better to make Tencent’s Dandao audio game. This is true, I don’t want to pay for porn.

  • Morning light dewsMorning light dews

    "Hand Wolf Original Handkerchief"

  • The journey home on a moonlit nightThe journey home on a moonlit night

    Rocky Heroes

  • Under the blue skyUnder the blue sky

    Why do I have a strange feeling

  • Waves of heartWaves of heart

    Is it possible to play a two-dimensional online game instead of traditional clocking in to work?

  • The footsteps of timeThe footsteps of time

    Medieval realistic scenes paired with two-dimensional characters?

  • reflection of timereflection of time

    The second-dimensional soul system already has a bloodthirsty code. If the second-dimensional soul system adds an open world, the mobile game will definitely have to add card gacha. The constant sound of iron hammering is too monotonous, the boss's hit feedback is not obvious, the scene is well done, but the humanoid monster is so realistic, and the protagonist is a bit inconsistent in it. It’s not very promising to add cards to the soul system. A large part of the cultivation and motivation of the soul system comes from the rewards brought by hard work and defeating bosses and tasks. If you put it into the card pool and draw it, you don’t know what will happen. We will wait and see for the first test. look.

  • quiet night starlightquiet night starlight

    The magic ring is open, but it can be climbed. It is stronger than the undead or even the knees of a wolf. The Sekiro fighting mode has a posture bar for flicking the knife, but it also has secondary skills and ultimate moves like Yuan. At present, it seems that the monster image is borrowed from It's too dramatic, right? The Star Beast's attack feels pretty good, but is the Sekiro battle suitable for mobile phones? Will it end up like Wolong's passive moves instead of the boss being driven by the player (the Sekiro boss will take over) You can control the rhythm of your moves. At present, it seems that the boss in this game can block. Wolong can only wait for the boss to move between moves or hit him to interrupt.) The two-dimensional soul type also has a blood-devouring code, and the blood-devouring code has its own diversity. With the blood code and countless skill systems, is the combination of secondary skills and ultimate moves too simple?

  • starry sky wandererstarry sky wanderer

    Very good, roll it up and come again

  • wandering poetwandering poet

    This ding ding ding reminds me of the days I spent in Ashina Castle

  • morning light shinesmorning light shines

    Why don't items and props drop when you kill enemies?

  • The light reflected by the morning sunThe light reflected by the morning sun

    The impact and sound effects are not very good. It feels like cutting into the armor. Also, the enemy design is too simple. Only the protagonist can block. Is it too simple? The beast-shaped boss can't understand it, and the human-shaped boss can't block it. So what's the meaning of the stance bar?

  • Thoughts in the windThoughts in the wind

  • shadow in sunlightshadow in sunlight

    This style of painting looks very hardcore at first glance

  • autumn windautumn wind

    111787mibsbsmd will mention Hao Niu later

  • The first light of morningThe first light of morning

    sexy little ass

  • Adventures in the cloudsAdventures in the clouds

    The gameplay is somewhat imitated by the Uncharted crawl.

  • Sunny after rainSunny after rain

    I made an appointment, I made an appointment, but it’s gone