The Domestic Open-World RPG
TapTechNews August 22nd news, the domestic open-world RPG martial arts game Yan Yun Sixteen Sounds was originally scheduled to go live for open beta on July 26, but it has been postponed for now and is undergoing more optimization and polishing.
Officials announced today that the Yan Yun Sixteen Sounds Yi Ze test will kick off on August 28, which is the first large-scale dual-terminal interoperability test of Yan Yun.
This Yi Ze test is a limited deletion test, and the official website has now opened recruitment, and players can go to yysls.cn for reservation and registration.
According to the official introduction, this Yi Ze test is more to test the player experience of Yan Yun under multi-terminal data interoperability and verify the seamless multi-terminal presentation in the future.
According to TapTechNews' previous report, the internal hardware adaptation and optimization target of Yan Yun Sixteen Sounds has been announced:
At the time of open beta, even an i5 6500 + 8G + 550Ti + mechanical hard drive can play, which also approximately corresponds to 90% of the PC hardware market share.
The short-term test target of the mobile terminal: The model performance strives to cover iPhone 12, and Android is probably about Snapdragon 870 or the same performance device.
The PS5 version is also in the process of intense development, and has completed the adaptation of scene, character, mobile 3C and other designs, and is working hard to promote subsequent fine-tuning and interoperability design.
Yan Yun Sixteen Sounds claims to provide nearly 30 hours of single-player story experience, more than 150 hours of single-player exploration experience, multiple large complex levels, a large amount of exploration and puzzle-solving, large-scale multiplayer online content, and has a console-level picture quality.
In terms of multiplayer games, the official claims that the multiplayer mode can accommodate thousands of people online in the same area, and players can carry out a large-scale script killing role-playing game. The unfolding of the story is definitely not a stereotyped reading bar standing still, but according to different identity settings, you can experience completely different gameplay.