"Saving Heaven 2" uses real star maps to create the game's night sky

2025-03-01 18:26:43|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

The success or failure of RPG depends on its immersion, and "Saving Heaven 2" is even further than most games, using a 600-year-old real star map to create an accurate night sky.

One player noticed that the real signs can be seen in "Change: Save 2", and the North Star in the game does point to the north.

Tobias Stolz-Zweiling, also known online as Sir Toby, wrote on Twitter: "We are trying to find an accurate star map from the early summer of 1403 and apply it to the game." This is really attentive.When asked how the team found this star map, Zwilin replied: “Astrology is an ancient art.”

This game has many immersion features, such as NPCs picking up items on the ground based on their wealth and status, and you can get hidden bonuses by wearing appropriate costumes and completing specific tasks over time.

Zwillin also wrote: "This will be very useful for hardcore mode." The hardcore mode is expected to be launched "about mid-April".In the first generation of "Nation of Heaven: Save", some changes were made to make the game more challenging.One big difference is that your location will not be displayed on the world map, and you have to infer your location based on your surroundings.So, precise night sky scenes should be of great help.Some real-world directional off-road knowledge will also help, which is also useful in the upcoming survival game Prologue: Go Wayback, the creator of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.

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