Heim Nachricht BLAZING SIMULACRUM-UPDATE FÜGT BLACK★ROCK SHOOTER HINZU

BLAZING SIMULACRUM-UPDATE FÜGT BLACK★ROCK SHOOTER HINZU

Autor: Liam Dec 19,2024

Das neueste Update von

Punishing: Gray Raven, Blazing Simulacrum, entfacht die Cyberpunk-Action mit einem Crossover mit BLACK★ROCK SHOOTER! Dieses große Update übertrifft frühere Meilensteine und führt ein fesselndes neues Story-Kapitel, neue und wiederkehrende SFX-Beschichtungen, spannende zeitlich begrenzte Events und einen brandneuen A-Rank-Omniframe ein.

Der neue A-Rank Omniframe, BLACK★ROCK SHOOTER, verfügt über eine exklusive Elder Flame-Beschichtung und ist überraschend zugänglich, da er in nur 10 Zügen erhältlich ist. Sie führt die exklusive ★Rock Cannon und zeigt Fähigkeiten und Fertigkeiten, die dem Design und Stil des Originalcharakters treu bleiben, was sie zu einer beeindruckenden Ergänzung für jedes Feuerteam macht. Ihre ikonische blaue Flamme und ihre charakteristische Waffe wurden sorgfältig nachgebildet.

Weitere Update-Highlights:

Blazing Simulacrum bringt auch beliebte SFX-Beschichtungen wie Solitary Dream für Bianca: Stigmata und Vox zurück Solaris für Selene: Capriccio, neben aufregenden Neuzugängen wie Snowbreak Bloom für Liv: Luminance und Nightbreaker für Lucia: Crimson Weave. Ein spannender neuer Chessboard Realms-Roguelike-Modus rundet das Update ab.

Um Punishing: Gray Raven:

In einer dystopischen Zukunft, die von einem biomechanischen Virus namens „The Punishing“ heimgesucht wird, liegt die letzte Hoffnung der Menschheit in der Raumstation Babylonia. Als Anführer der Spezialeinheiten des Grauen Raben besteht Ihre Mission darin, eine Armee zusammenzustellen und die Erde von den korrupten Roboter-Invasoren zurückzuerobern.

Seit seiner Einführung im Jahr 2021 hat Punishing: Gray Raven durch zahlreiche Updates, darunter eine PC-Client-Version für 2023 und eine englische Synchronisation, durchweg fesselnde ARPG-Action geliefert. Laden Sie Punishing: Gray Raven noch heute kostenlos auf Android, iOS und PC herunter.

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