I don't know why, many recent games reveal a "short-lived" temperament.
The gameplay is broken down and supplemented, if the art is absent, the pleasure feedback is very timely: anxious to let you do tasks online, anxious to let you charge 6 yuan for the first time, and then run away with leeks, change skins and harvest the next stubble...
However, eating too much fast food will get tired, and will have a double chin; After making fast food for a long time, I don't remember that the main meal has to be fried, cooked and fried.
Tired of fast food games? Then you can try to nibble on this hard dish:
Mecha VS Mecha, passionate collision between iron pimples;
Warchess game, didn't take two moves, first burned my CPU dry...
Produced by Purple Dragon, who produced "Fantasy Sim Battle" and "Heaven and Earth Tribulation: The Return of the Ghost City", "Steel Lan" may be the hardest mobile game of the year.
(Lie to you, see the bottom, there are beautiful girls)
01.
The roar of gears meshing, the operation of complex mechanical structures, the powerful potential energy during the operation of the body, and the smoke and dust that permeates the air with the sound of machinery... The strong hardness and power of the machinery can fulfill the human expectation of pursuing strength; The appearance of humanoids can make up for the identification in "image" - no wonder we have no resistance to large robots.
Different from the super robots that can't move the space war, the body in "Steel Arashi" highlights a reality.
When there is no war, war weapons are generally stored in the Gnaku (mecha-specific warehouse) and are repaired by pilots.
In the story animation and the main interface of the game, you can always see electric sparks falling from the ceiling, scaffolding for climbing the body, and of course, busy mechanics.
Relying on the development of the modern and future world, these bodies have a strong industrial style and metal texture.
With my fingers sliding and just watching them spin, I could indulge all day long, as if admiring haute couture figures, traces of paint peeling, mottled bullet prints, every detail was revealed.
Focused, couture - every participating body in the game can be exclusively customized.
It can be different accessories: the body of "Steel Arashi" has a total of 4 parts: torso, left and right hands, and legs, and by mixing and matching, you will definitely be able to match the most handsome mech in your mind.
It can be a different color scheme: low-key purple, local gold... If you want, paint the entire mech pink and drive it into battle to scare your opponents, or not.
5 minutes of war and 2 hours of painting, which is probably a figure enthusiast like me - I don't even count the time to choose weapons!
There are currently 10 types of weapons in the game, such as melee specialized fists;
a large shield focused on defense, capable of nailing metal pillars into the ground;
And... Piling machines used on construction sites?! Yes, it's industrial!
With a tough painting style and a hardcore setting, the body design in "Steel Lan" is impressive. But to really ignite the steel soul in the heart of the pilot/glue guy, you have to make these iron pimples move.
02.
Mecha VS Mecha, how can you see the intensity of the fight?
It certainly can't be that the blood bar is empty, the shield is gone - it depends on the solid wires that are leaking and the parts are broken, that is hard enough. After all, in this kind of realistic style of battlefield, it is really common for robots to lose arms and legs.
In terms of gameplay, "Steel Lan" uses the war chess that the purple dragon game is best at to restore the scene of "real mecha" combat: stepping on the grid and putting skills. Players need to deal effective damage to enemies while evading their tactical intent.
The 4 parts of the body have independent health bars, which can be destroyed, and the damage to the parts will also cause different effects - for example, if the left and right hands are damaged, the weapons carried cannot be used; If the leg parts are out of control, the mech's mobility will be greatly reduced.
When the most core body part cannot withstand the blow, it means that the entire body is completely destroyed and withdraws from the battlefield.
In the actual combat experience, I tried to use a sniper rifle to detonate the enemy's torso, and destroy the limbs and cut the enemy mech into an "iron rod" - the mecha that has lost its weapon system will choose the most primitive attack method: collision.
When the two parts flew and the broken mech shining with electric light collided together, at that moment, I felt that the workstation under my butt became a robot cockpit, the cola on my mouth turned into engine oil, and I did experience a painful victory on Mihma Island.
In addition to the time to think about strategy, it takes about 3-6 minutes to finish a copy, and the fun of watching and calculating is full of fun - the fun of calculation is a reward for hardcore wargame players, as for the fun of watching, in addition to mecha fire, there is...
03.
Good news: Most of the people who open mecha are cute girls.
Bad news: I just want to be brothers with them.
The refreshing two-dimensional style, combined with the extremely real mecha, sets off the unique temperament of the Chinese and American girls in "Steel Lan".
For example, the design of this white fur who is tying his hair, leather jacket and fingerless gloves is very similar to a motorcycle rider. (I guess her body must have a streamlined shape with high mobility!) ）
I would subconsciously imagine the picture of getting along with them - but when I think about it, I watched her stuff the barrel of the gun into the mouth of the enemy through the glass mirror of the cockpit...
After comprehensive experience, this is a game with tough graphics, hardcore gameplay, and tough guys, and wargame strategies that are easy to learn and difficult to refine really need time to be patiently polished.
Looking back at those fast food games, I just want to say:
Let me go, you guys are getting in the way of me starting the mech!