The Meaning of KwanTheGame: Exploring self-fulfillment and freedom of choice in games

Author: Atom In recent years, we have seen more and more games begin to portray the player's character as non-human creatures, which are often referred to as "monsters", "phantom beasts", etc. In these games, we sometimes encounter creatures that seem to have mysterious powers or special abilities, and they often appear in extreme environments, such as the deep sea, deserts, etc. In the process, I would like to ask, why do we do this? First, let's take a look at a less common but fun game called KwantheGame. It's an indie game developed for the Chinese market, which fundamentally changes the traditional game model, making most of the story very complex, but at the same time allowing people to enjoy a pure fun. The most important of these is that it introduces a completely new concept, the "King of Monsters" The protagonist of KwantheGame is an elf named Kwan, who comes from another world and is sent to the human world on a mission. Once he completes his mission, he becomes one of the most powerful beings in the monster world, and it all depends on how he unlocks various skills. The takeaway from KwantheGame for this genre is that the story isn't meant to tell the player any particular truth or theme, but rather to make a philosophical point that AI itself might be smarter than we are. But without proper AI support, it's all in vain. So, in some cases, there is not even a guarantee that the AI will get the right result, and we as players need to try to solve the problem. Finally, you should be happy at all times, respect your decisions, and believe that you can move towards a bright future. Remember, don't be afraid to ask for help if you feel helpless. If your friends or others provide the right advice, you won't miss the opportunity. Of course, no matter when, as long as you are willing to put in the effort, you can become the king of monsters!