When I first entered Dawn Awakening: Life, to be honest, I was in front of my eyes. After all, among many mobile games, it is really rare to see a mobile game with such a refreshing UI interface. However, this is just an illusion for me. After the game level reaches level ten, various krypton gold interfaces immediately pop up. It is also true that the krypton gold gene engraved in the bones can be erased so easily?
Take a closer look, it is basically a krypton gold system carved out of a template, and there is nothing new at all. Even if I want to top up money, I don't have the desire for krypton gold. And because there are more subsystems of Dawn Awakening, its krypton gold points are also varied: from the first charge, the monthly card to weapons, vehicles, and then to the costumes of the characters, the word "cheat krypton" is almost written into the UI interface of the game.
From the beginning, I didn't think it was a game that civilian players could play. Such a large number of krypton gold points is bound to widen the progress gap between krypton gold players and local tyrant players. For today's mobile games, a very important criterion to measure whether it is a good game is whether ordinary players can play the game for a long time. Having krypton gold points is not terrible, the scary thing is that all points have krypton gold.
You know, "Dawn Awakening: Life" has just started serving, and it already has so many krypton gold points. If the game enters the middle and late stages, the krypton gold points will only increase, and the survival of civilian players can be imagined. For the majority of civilian players, this is not a game that we can afford, and I believe that it is not official to see it if we can't keep players.