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Le nouvel anime "Cardcaptor Sakura: Memory Key" dévoilé

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Dec 18,2024

Le nouvel anime "Cardcaptor Sakura: Memory Key" dévoilé

Un jeu de cartes magique basé sur l'anime bien-aimé Cardcaptor Sakura est arrivé sur Android ! Cardcaptor Sakura : Memory Key, un jeu gratuit de HeartsNet, s'inspire largement de l'arc Clear Card.

Vous connaissez Sakura ?

Pour ceux qui ne le connaissent pas, Cardcaptor Sakura est une série de mangas japonais extrêmement populaire de CLAMP, publiée pour la première fois en 1996, avec une suite, Cardcaptor Sakura : Clear Card, faisant ses débuts en 2016. La série compte 70 épisodes et suit Sakura Kinomoto, dix ans, alors qu'elle libère accidentellement les cartes magiques Clow, créées par le sorcier Clow Reed, chacun possédant des capacités uniques.

Qu'est-ce qui vous attend dans Cardcaptor Sakura : Clé mémoire ?

Ce jeu gacha offre une variété de fonctionnalités attrayantes. Personnalisez Sakura avec des tenues couvrant toute la franchise, des tenues de combat emblématiques aux tenues décontractées. La collecte de personnages en double débloque ces tenues.

Alors que Sakura occupe le devant de la scène (pour au moins les sept premiers chapitres, elle est le seul personnage personnalisable), l'abondance d'options de tenues garantit beaucoup de temps de jeu.

Décorez la maison de poupée de Sakura avec des meubles gagnés grâce au jeu, aux événements ou à la boutique du jeu. Visitez les maisons d'amis, aidez-les et mettez en valeur votre talent en matière de design.

Des personnages bien-aimés comme Kero, Yukito, Syaoran, Touya et Tomoyo apparaissent comme des figurines à collectionner, se déverrouillant au fur et à mesure de votre progression. Le jeu propose également des événements et des lieux de la série, vous permettant de revivre les moments clés des aventures de Sakura.

Téléchargez Cardcaptor Sakura : Clé mémoire depuis le Google Play Store dès aujourd'hui ! Consultez également notre couverture du nouveau "Salut, Buddy!" de Farlight 84. expansion.

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