In terms of graphics, controls, and music, this sequel maintains the average quality of its predecessor and is easy for veteran players to pick up.
Although Louis's skills are complex and varied, the well-placed tutorials allow players to quickly get into the game.
In terms of the combat system, it's much simpler than its predecessor, seemingly leaning more towards a "satisfying" experience.
Especially when Louis kills zombies, it's like cutting melons and vegetables; one lash of his whip takes down a whole bunch of them, making it incredibly addictive.
The combat is very engaging, and the character development system is novel and interesting.
Because of Louis's special abilities, every monster he kills has a chance to drop a unique trait—
It could be bird wings that allow him to fly freely;
It could be the fangs of a vampire bat, allowing him to suck blood to replenish his life.
It's also possible that it's a special ability of another superhuman, allowing him to manipulate weaker forms of fire or something similar...
Furthermore, these various characteristics can be combined to create even more unexpected effects.
The semi-random loot drops drive collectors and strategy-obsessed players absolutely crazy.
In addition, the plot of this work seems to have a somewhat unique style, perhaps because the chief designer Ming was not involved.
As a handsome young man who had "run away from home," Louis naturally encountered a lovely young girl on the roadside and even staged a scene of a hero rescuing a damsel in distress.
The girl was an ordinary person who came from the settlement to scavenge. She took Louis home as a guest and treated him to a warm welcome.
Then, overnight, she sold the information about Louise's abilities to a broker, who then sold it to a supernatural organization. The organization came to capture Louise the very next morning.
Louise slept at her house for one night, and the next day she found herself in a laboratory of a strange organization.
Separated by a tempered glass wall, researchers outside were coercing him to cooperate in experiments.
They wanted Louis to use his abilities to try and metastasize the cancer cells and create a life-saving drug for the big boss.
Louis was to conduct various human experiments, attempting to transplant superpowers into ordinary people, regardless of their lives;
They also need to extract Louis's blood and bone marrow to cultivate an army of superhuman clones...
If it were Bertrand Russell, a man of meticulous thinking and thorough action, he would probably still be playing along, investigating the background and purpose of this organization.
But the hot-tempered, immature young man, Louis, simply said, "...Heh."
The first major chapter of "Blue Star Apocalypse 2" begins—
Louis takes on the superpower base one-on-one :)
Louis, as the Holy Son, was already very strong.
As the player, Louis can now choose to have mutated small animals escape the base, mutated special creatures wipe out everyone, or choose to become a research institute—
Yes, he unlocked a new ability in this level: he can transform into other people to deceive others and carry out assassinations.
If assassination is truly impossible, you can take out your whip to build up rage points and unleash a powerful attack to instantly kill all the monsters on the screen.
Louis: I am the true unparalleled one on Earth!
The first level of combat wasn't too intense, and it was quite exhilarating.
After the player defeats the mechanized researcher leader, a cutscene immediately plays.
Louis slammed the boss onto the table, then his legs transformed into elephant legs as he leaped into the air!
Kick hard! Stomp hard! Jump up and stomp again!
With a loud crash, the table shattered, the marble floor cracked, and a hole was smashed through it. The boss's corpse was blasted into a pile of metal debris.
Louis tossed aside the crumbs and picked up a baseball bat from the side.
"Ada!!"
The first boss flew into the vast outer space at cosmic velocity...
Then, Louis went back to find the girl.
When he arrived, the girl was hiding in the secret base, excitedly concealing the small bag of gold she had been allocated—the only hard currency in the apocalypse.
"Do you think that if I let you go, you'll be a weak, pitiful, and helpless girl?"
Louis tilted his head and sneered, "Robbery!!!"
He stole the bag of gold, as well as all the game consoles, cards, records, and an underwear magazine that he could find in the house... well, boys' entertainment.
Oh, by the way, because he felt he slept quite well that night, he also took the pillow.
195. The stunt double
Lewis's style is different from Russell's.
The style of "Blue Star Apocalypse 2" is also different from that of "Blue Star Apocalypse 1".
The original "Blue Star Apocalypse" maintained Mingyan's style; it could be heartwarming or somber, but it always carried a profound meaning and connotation.
The new storyline is more exciting and better suited to the tastes of young people.
Many young people who haven't played "Blue Planet Apocalypse 1" got hooked through various promotional channels.
They are now very satisfied because this sequel doesn't rely on nostalgia like other games; this sequel...