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The hypoxia game, the fan novels on this theme can be written for such a long time, which is already considered the ceiling level. I really have never found a fan novel about hypoxia. It is too difficult to find.

It looks good, and I, a pure novice with 20 hours+, can understand it a little bit. Personally, I think the problem with this article is that there are too few interesting points. It is all about hard-core survival knowledge. It is a bit boring to read, especially for people who don't play hypoxia. It is recommended to add some elements of real-life live broadcasts.

It's not easy. I finally read the book about Hypoxia. Highly recommended! ! ! [Cry]

It's really well written and contains a lot of things. I, who have played hypoxia, can't even remember it all, let alone those who have never played it. [Face covering] I guess the ratings are low, and most of them are incomprehensible. It would be much better if there were pictures.

The first book about hypoxia, it will probably become the originator like Brother Crying's The Strongest Player. What about my comment? Why didn't I see my comment?

It was the first time I read a book about hypoxia, and I was very pleasantly surprised (although I had to turn on the cheat device and the printer cycle mood was too difficult to continue playing [face covering]). There is no bloody plot in the novel. It is basically about the development of technology through famine. I feel that only people who have played hypoxia can read it. After all, it can basically be brought into it. Come on, Oli, give the author a five-star review [like]

There are authors willing to write a game as niche as Hypoxia, which is nothing more than generating electricity for love. This alone deserves a five star. The plot is a bit difficult to understand for readers who have never played Hypoxia, but it is less innovative and exciting for veteran players. But its flaws do not hide its flaws. As a derivative of hypoxia, it is also quite interesting. I loved klei's family's Famine and Hypoxia when I was in college. After working, the friends who used to play online together also have their own families and careers. The last time we all played together was a long time ago. Reading this book reminds me of those happy and carefree days a few years ago, and makes me feel a little melancholy.

The ending is reasonable and unexpected. It is a novel written based on the game (Hypoxia). The ending forms a closed loop. The protagonist comes to the new world and becomes an administrator to start a new round of challenges. Maybe it is the author's open ending, but I prefer to believe that it is a eunuch.

It can probably be rated between 4.3 And 4.6. I successfully finished reading this book For me, there is no big poisonous point. The overall thinking is relatively clear. Although some game methods may be a little outdated (after all, Kore is still being updated) or have a few flaws, the overall idea is good, and some players can even use this book as a reference for some games. Come on, author. Although the ending looks like the kind of movie that will be followed up next time, the author frankly admitted in the comment section that he didn't have any good ideas. I wish him lots of inspiration. This book is not bad, but it is a little challenging. First of all, players who have a certain understanding of this game, or readers who are receptive to this subject matter, can accept everyone's serious discussion of things that they don't understand and may not use. Second, this book is a bit similar to the theme of farming, but the important thing is survival and balance. In addition, this book is generally too dull, but there are still some touching scenes in the middle and late stages. After all, the words universe and adventure are linked together, and there is always some indomitable and romantic feeling.

Support me, I've never played Hypoxia, but it's quite interesting to watch. I hope it won't be lost.