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❤ Accessible for Beginners with Detailed Audio Tutorial

The developers have designed an excellent audio tutorial that helps newcomers easily learn the rules and mechanics of Xiangqi (Chinese Chess). Reviewers praise this feature as an effective way to gain experience and enjoy the game, even for those unfamiliar with the strategy game.

❤ Provides Challenging and Rewarding Gameplay Experiences

While the game caters to beginners, it also offers a meaningful challenge to players. Reviewers highlight the game's ability to test players' tactical and strategic thinking by providing a variety of difficulty levels. As users progress through the extensive career mode and tournament challenges, they can gradually improve their skills and find the experience increasingly rewarding.

❤ Allows for Customization and Personalization

One of the standout features praised by reviewers is the level of customization and personalization available. Players can freely switch between online and local matches, and the developers have even added the ability to configure piece types for colorblind users. The recent "Free Setup" feature, introduced in a February 14th update, has been particularly well-received, as it allows players to practice and build their repertoire of opening moves and game strategies.

❤ Immersive Visuals and Atmosphere

Reviewers consistently praise the game's visual and audio design. The 4K visuals create a "realistic spectacle," with detailed and beautifully crafted game boards and pieces that contribute to an immersive and visually appealing experience. The ambient soundscape and music further enhance the game's atmosphere, creating an enjoyable and relaxing playing experience.

❤ Potential Areas for Improvement

While the game has been well-received, some reviewers have identified areas for potential improvement. These include the desire for more in-depth analysis and move suggestions during the game, as well as the ability to practice opening moves and save/upload game notations. Additionally, some reviewers have expressed a wish for the developers to explore creating games for other traditional strategy games, such as Shogi, in the future.