"Re: Life in Another World from Scratch - Infinite" is an IP adapted card collection mobile game developed by Black Tea Rabbit Studio, a subsidiary of Tianxiang Interactive. The game is adapted to automatically draw "Life in Another World from Scratch". The game continues the style of animation. The style of painting is relatively good, the character portrayal is very restored, and the character model is also very vivid. The main characters involved in the animation plot will appear in the game. It brings a sense of intimacy to players familiar with animation.
In the game, the player will play the role of the male main course Moon Vow and use his unique "death backtrack", that is, the power to start over after death to save the heroine Emilia . With this as the background, we embark on an adventure in another world. The task system of
game is divided into two categories: main plot tasks and achievement tasks. The plot is mainly the main plot of the game, and the tortuous plot is the core of the original work attracting the audience. There are also designs and developments in nature games. Based on the original storyline, the game adds the original side plot. These side plots allow players to experience the hero's various life and death choices more personally, travel through various failed world lines to seize the only possibility of success, and defeat the mastermind behind the scenes with their companions. These designs increase players' sense of participation and interaction, especially those who have fallen into the trap because of original animations.
In the game, it is easy to get started and experience the plot of the previous chapters. In the game, whether it is the player's encounter with Emilia, the help he gives Emilia after falling in love at first sight, or the affectionate confession he gets from Rem when his mentality of failure collapses several times. These classic scenes in the animation that shock and touch you are perfectly restored, making the player feel that he and Natsuki Subaru are integrated, and no matter how many times they fail, they must explore forward.
