Sampled from 6 of 寻道大千-小妖砍树能修仙's App Store screenshots — background, accent and theme, measured by LaunchShots (not something Apple publishes).
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《寻道大千》是一款国风修仙养成手游。 前世,身为掌握道则的修仙大能,误入远古秘境,仅剩一缕残魂。 今世,阴差阳错之下你以小妖的身体重新修炼。你行走在一方世界中,腾云驾雾,身怀法宝,结交仙友,收服灵兽,培养精怪,加入妖盟……终有一日,你会踏上仙途,去往广阔的大千世界,寻悟仙道。 【游戏特色】 山中千年树,装备全靠砍 道友将通过砍树获得不同属性的装备,同时升级仙树等级、渡劫境界解锁更高品质的装备。通过不同装备属性的流派搭配,在各副本大展身手。 开局一小妖,渡劫修成仙 在获得装备提升妖力修仙的同时,道友也会遇到各种瓶颈。经历道道雷劫,道友可获得妖力的突破,提高修仙境界,修炼成仙指日可待。 召唤千古兽,冒险有神助 作为道友的亲密伙伴,上阵的灵兽可以在战斗中释放参战技能,为战局带来更多优势,达到特定等级后参战技能等级也会提升。 携精怪修仙,修炼乐逍遥 天地间寄宿着万物的灵魂,道友可通过召唤术收复精怪。上阵的精怪可在战斗中触发技能效果,在战局中为道友带来逆转乾坤的优势。
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