Game: Kamitsuri 神つり
Thursday, 2 February 2017 11:47![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
elusivekI normally wouldn't post games from the Japan iTunes store (when I just did that with Dandy Dungeon LOL, but hey, it's got an international release already!), but I had a bit of time, and I wanted to be more active around here, so... Here's an iOS game. Not a review. Not a walkthrough. Just to tell you how I'm wasting my time lately.
This is Kamitsuri 神つり, God Fishing, or something like that. Here, the official Square Enix page on it.
Well, to put it simply, this is one of those "connect the same colored gemstones to make an attack" sort of puzzle game. Think Tower of Saviors.
To be honest, I'm not sure of the actual story behind it. Too lazy to watch the opening clip. Too lazy to read and decipher all that Japanese. But hey, at least I understood enough, it's set in medieval Japan, with characters pertaining to Japanese spirits and characters (like, the standard Samurai, Ninjas, or spirits like the fox lady, etc, etc....). The artwork is decent, and the OST is great. I love the music in it.
Anyway, Nagi (the white haired girl, I think) travels around on a flying spaceship thing, and the way she "destroys" the colored gems is by throwing her "sprites" on a fish line to collect the gemstones then hit the enemy. (The simplest way to explain what's going on, I guess)
There's the standard "missions" you need to achieve in each level (like, finish the game with less than 3 moves, or, participate with a team of only fire elements, etc...). You may or may not gain items or new characters (usually starter level characters).
As is the standard, there are the requisite day-of-the-week quests, very Japanese. Mondays are "dark" elements (because it's called 月曜日, so it's either dark element or something moon related), and Tuesdays are "fire" elements (because it's 火曜日), and so on and so forth. Then there are events too!
There's also the requisite "Gacha" system, or the... erm... it's a way to get new mid-level characters and even high-level characters if you are lucky. Usually during events, it's not only the event stages, you also get the event gacha.
With the characters, you can level them up and evolve them. My small problem now is how to evolve a character. I have no idea what to do, but I'll just continue to play around it and see.
So yeah, just another game I'm messing around and wasting my time with, heh.
This is Kamitsuri 神つり, God Fishing, or something like that. Here, the official Square Enix page on it.
Well, to put it simply, this is one of those "connect the same colored gemstones to make an attack" sort of puzzle game. Think Tower of Saviors.
To be honest, I'm not sure of the actual story behind it. Too lazy to watch the opening clip. Too lazy to read and decipher all that Japanese. But hey, at least I understood enough, it's set in medieval Japan, with characters pertaining to Japanese spirits and characters (like, the standard Samurai, Ninjas, or spirits like the fox lady, etc, etc....). The artwork is decent, and the OST is great. I love the music in it.
Anyway, Nagi (the white haired girl, I think) travels around on a flying spaceship thing, and the way she "destroys" the colored gems is by throwing her "sprites" on a fish line to collect the gemstones then hit the enemy. (The simplest way to explain what's going on, I guess)
There's the standard "missions" you need to achieve in each level (like, finish the game with less than 3 moves, or, participate with a team of only fire elements, etc...). You may or may not gain items or new characters (usually starter level characters).
As is the standard, there are the requisite day-of-the-week quests, very Japanese. Mondays are "dark" elements (because it's called 月曜日, so it's either dark element or something moon related), and Tuesdays are "fire" elements (because it's 火曜日), and so on and so forth. Then there are events too!
There's also the requisite "Gacha" system, or the... erm... it's a way to get new mid-level characters and even high-level characters if you are lucky. Usually during events, it's not only the event stages, you also get the event gacha.
With the characters, you can level them up and evolve them. My small problem now is how to evolve a character. I have no idea what to do, but I'll just continue to play around it and see.
So yeah, just another game I'm messing around and wasting my time with, heh.
