Quint: The Fall of the Crown: A tutorial on Quint's gameplay and a guide to decryption challenges

Put it away 1. Introduction/Settings/Background 2. Interface/Operation Details 3. Map Exploration /RPG Adventure Guide 4. Card Battle/Rules Details 5. Decryption Challenge: Overview/Destroying Rock 5. Decryption Challenge: Eliminating Water Ghosts 5. Decryption Challenge: Saving Non-Humans 5. Decryption Challenge: Tomb Witch

I. Basic settings/background

The game can be operated very smoothly through the mouse, basically without the cooperation of buttons.

China culture (including dubbing) is better because of domestic agents.

Low-profile players can turn off mirroring and flash cards on the battlefield, which can improve performance.

It is best to turn on the online mode, so that the cards you get in the story stream can be synchronized to the online combat card library.

This game is different from the basic Kunteka in terms of playing rules, and the rules are optimized a lot.

An independent story part can contain multiple archive bits, but only one archive bit can be used at a time.

The multiplayer part of the game is also very fun.

Single-player story suggests normal mode, and novices can cope.

Because the main fun of the game lies in punching cards and solving puzzles, it is difficult to understand the essence of the game with the lowest difficulty.

Unless you know nothing about cards, you can still make the game more difficult.

The story happened in 1267.

The Nevergard Empire is preparing to wage war in the Northern Territory.

(The plot can be skipped by long right click, including wartime narration)

The kings of the north formed an alliance and prepared to fight against the empire.

Leiria made an alliance with Miwei, Queen of Livia, and moved back to China.

A vicious robber was found in leiria.

How can a brave and upright queen allow wicked people to attack her territory?

Immediately led the troops to conquer.