This is the most chaotic era.
Humans, demons, and the inhumans
maintain this era's fragile balance.
But demons overflowing with malice still run rampant in the human world.
At some point,
the balance of power between the three
will shift.
The above is the setting for the game Night Parade of a Hundred Demons.
A full-immersion game set in the modern world, featuring demons, a popular fantasy theme.
It focuses on an open world and a story with multiple endings.
Players can choose from three bloodlines when creating a character: human, demon, or inhuman.
Each offers a different kind of gameplay.
The human bloodline centers on [Sealing]. Humans have the techniques to collect demons and control them, or they can choose to make them [Companions].
The demon bloodline focuses on [Conflict] and [Exploration]. Players travel by defeating [Humans] and [Evil Spirits], or choose an NPC they like as a [Companion]. These represent two different routes.
(By the way, this route has the most hidden storylines.)
Inhuman gameplay is purely about [Combat] and [Combat Training]. Inhumans rely on their own [Talents] to fight evil spirits. This bloodline is popular with players who love combat, but their [Sealing] abilities are extremely weak.
As an unknown player, I chose all three bloodlines on the game's first day, creating three accounts so I could experience this game that had caught my attention from every angle.
After carefully deciding on the gameplay styles for each account's characters (and considering my own wallet), night had fallen. A rare vacation meant I chose to go meet Duke Zhou in my dreams first.
When I opened my eyes, I found myself in a slum that wasn't exactly fit for habitation, more like a barren, desolate wasteland.
And I, a human now named Lin Yier, would do my best to meet the other two of me in the future.
Theme: Everyone has limitless potential.
