Introduction to the Type of Arknights: Endfield What kind of game is Arknights: Endfield?

In recent games, the term "Terminus" has been mentioned by many players. This work is the legitimate sequel to Arknights. The game has already undergone several tests, and according to player feedback, this game has seen significant changes in both visuals and gameplay. Below is an introduction to the type of game Arknights: Terminus is. Although many have heard of this title, they don't really know much about the game, which is why there's curiosity about what kind of game it actually is.

Based on the current clues, Arknights: Terminus is a sandbox-style game. The gameplay is no longer the familiar tower defense; it has been changed to real-time RPG combat. The story takes place many years after the events of Arknights. From the available information, the character we play as is not the Doctor from the previous game but rather an entity known as the Administrator.

Since Hypergryph (the developer) loves riddles, for now, it seems that all the characters the Administrator encounters are those from the original Arknights, so his identity is likely either not the Doctor or possibly Pramanix. The girl Perica, who guides us, also appears to be very familiar with us, suggesting she might be a well-known character to us.

This story does not take place on Terra, but on the faraway Terra II. From the plot of the previous tests, it can be seen that our technological advancement here is extremely rapid, which may suggest a series of stories happening after the Lone Star IF line.

In the game, we need to continuously clear out various new enemies on Terra II, while also building up Terra II. Why develop a new planet? Is there something wrong with Terra? The official explanation for this has not been provided yet.

The above is an introduction to the type of game Arknights: Terminus is. Although the game is no longer a tower defense style, based on the current player reviews, the overall playability of the game is very high, with significant improvements in the storyline, character modeling, and visuals.