Evolution is a very magical process. The well-known scholar Darwin once said that natural selection and survival of the fittest. The so-called evolution refers to the process of species constantly adapting to the environment. But humans are an exception. The appearance of humans was determined 300,000 years ago. The so-called evolution refers to the continuous improvement of human thinking and technology. The Steam sandbox game "Ark: Survival Evolved" We show the evolutionary journey of mankind over the past 300,000 years.
The Stone Age is the first era that new players of "Ark: Survival Evolved" can touch. At this time, players can only make stone tools in the game, such as stone axes, stone pickaxes, etc. Wait. The advantage of these props is that they are easy to obtain. After all, the world of "Ark: Survival Evolved" is full of strange-shaped stones. The disadvantage is that the efficiency of collecting resources is low and easy to damage.
When players use these stone props to collect resources or defeat dinosaurs in "Ark: Survival Evolved", the player will gain a certain amount of experience, and then the player will level up. In the world of "Ark: Survival Evolved", upgrading is a very peculiar process, which is different from the traditional sandbox game play method. In "Ark: Survival Evolved", upgrading players is mainly to produce evolution.
Players can get some imprint points every time they level up, and then players can assign them to skills in the talent tree system of "Ark: Survival Evolved". The higher the level, the player can learn The more advanced technology is, so that players can enjoy the transition from the Stone Age to the Iron Age, from the Iron Age to the Electrical Age, and then from the Electrical Age to the future high-tech era that we humans have not experienced. Using evolutionary gameplay, let us feel the evolutionary process of human beings over the past 300,000 years. In some respects, "Ark: Survival Evolution" is no longer a game, but a living history of human technological development.
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