Recently, a martial arts game has sparked extensive discussion on the Internet, and one thing surprised everyone: in this game, kung fu can really be used anywhere, not just battle scenes! In fact, many friends have guessed that this martial arts game is the "Sixteen Voices of Yanyun" that has just been tested for the second time recently.
First of all, let me give you a brief introduction, what is the kung fu in Yanyun's game. In fact, in the past games, martial arts kung fu was often only used in battle, but "Sixteen Voices of Yanyun" expanded the use of kung fu to various aspects, including life entertainment, puzzle solving, exploration, and so on. In the game, these classic martial arts kung fu is called thaumaturgy, and there are more than 40 kinds of thaumaturgy unique skills derived from classic martial arts in Yanyun, such as acupoints, Tai Chi hands, jack pendants, lion roar gong, Xingyi boxing, air fetching, eaves and walls, etc.
As long as you want to, you can usually show off a trick when you hang out in the village, use a little acupuncture to fix the laughing hole of your friends next to you, and use kung fu to prank you, which can make the whole village happy, but you have to be careful to be beaten, after all, there are no soft persimmons on the rivers and lakes!
In addition to entertainment, you can also use thaumaturgy for puzzle solving. And this is also an important operation in the world of Yanyun, after all, "Sixteen Voices of Yanyun" is not a game that focuses on upgrading streams, but a martial arts open world based on a puzzle-solving battle narrative.
Let me give you an example, take Tai Chi as an example, the core of this move is to use strength to overcome rigidity with softness. In some puzzles or levels, players can figure out how to solve them. Use cascading waterfalls to slam solid stone walls to open up new holes, scatter fallen leaves that can burst together with incredible power, wild beasts rush at the right time to push your foes, and even pull to the limit in the heat of battle to borrow their weapons to counter them. In the Yanyun world, you can choose to find any object around you that can be borrowed, and use Tai Chi Gong to exert the power of four or two thousand catties.
In fact, in the process of solving puzzles, players often need to use Chinese kung fu or solve Chinese mechanisms, such as playing tai chi and solving the Bagua array. It's really a great treat for people who have an in-depth understanding of martial arts culture. For players who don't know much about martial arts, it's actually easy to be attracted by the exquisite game production. Looking at this Tai Chi rolling leaves, although there is no gorgeous special effects, you can feel infinite power in this seemingly gentle movement. If you have friends who have watched Jin Yong's adaptation of Gulong, it is even more difficult not to recall the years when you were in front of the TV in the past.
We can clearly see that Yan Yun has integrated kung fu into the game, and he is really making a martial arts game with his heart, and we look forward to everyone getting together and visiting Yanyun together!