"Comrade, you have to help me find Little Blue! It's my lifeline! Without it, there's no point in me living."
"Don't panic, ma'am. Sit down and have some water first. Who is Little Blue to you?"
"My cat."
"...Ahem. Then where did you last see it, and where did it usually go?"
"It was such a good kitty! It kept meowing these past few days, like something had happened! It looked so anxious. Then this morning, I found that it had scratched a huge hole in the window and run away! My precious, how much force would that have taken? That was Diamond Mesh!"
"Oh, what else?"
Feng Yi sat at the police station during the day, printing lost-cat notices for the elderly woman while thinking about last night's game.
He had originally gone in to check out the puzzle-solving game yesterday, but he had never expected Apocalypse OL to be such a massive open-world game, with such an abundance of content. After exploring it all night, he had been completely won over.
Details!
It was all damn details!
He had even tried to find a part of the game with poorly made textures. In the end, he could not find a single one.
It was no exaggeration to say that, despite Feng Yi's nerves of steel, whenever he played Outlast 2, he would occasionally pause to inspect how well the ghost models' textures connected behind him. He often found clipping issues.
But Apocalypse OL had completely overturned his understanding of games.
Could a game really be this perfect?
Aside from the visuals, what impressed him most was its physics engine. Nearly everything was realistic. He could apply what he had learned at the police academy without any issues, and even his wilderness survival knowledge worked exactly the same way.