Introduction to the gameplay of Peacekeeper Elite in Tang Dynasty Xi'an. What does the Peacekeeper Elite Tang Dynasty Xi'an version have?

The Tang Dynasty Xi'an themed version launched by Peacekeeper Elite is truly eye-catching. Who would have thought that a battle royale game could involve cooking noodles, opening red envelopes, and flying kites? Indeed, the entire map is filled with a festive New Year atmosphere and rich Tang culture. Today, I will introduce the gameplay of Peacekeeper Elite's Tang Dynasty Xi'an. Let's delve into the highlights of this version and see how these new gameplay elements can help you on your path to becoming the ultimate winner.

This time, the themed city is set up on "ruins," directly transformed into an ancient city full of Tang style—Tang Dynasty Xi'an City. Here, you can feel the charm of traditional Chinese elements anytime, such as noodle carts on the roadside, lucky god dolls, and some shadow puppet theaters, which make you stop and study them carefully. Around the city, there are two small districts—Day City and Night City, each with unique spawn points. Tang knives and Tang kites usually appear randomly in these districts, but they are more likely to spawn inside Tang Dynasty Xi'an City, so it's recommended to search the main district first.

Additionally, Tang Dynasty Xi'an City has a shadow puppet teleportation feature. Between the main building and two accompanying buildings, you just need to open the map, drag the shadow puppet figure to the target building, click the teleport button, and instantly move from one building to another, avoiding the awkward situation of being blocked by enemies. It's especially suitable for flexible point transitions during multi-team battles and can be a secret weapon when used well.

The new version also introduces two star weapons, known as "Tang Divine Weapons." First is the Tang knife, a powerful cold weapon with a cool skill. In normal attack mode, it can block bullets coming from the front using a parry skill, making it perfect for close combat or room clearing. More interestingly, it has a dash skill that can perform three consecutive dashes with a cooldown of 10 seconds. During the dash, you can follow up with a "jump slash" attack, performing stylish moves that are both graceful and deadly. Mastering it can truly dominate the battlefield. The second weapon is the Tang kite, a very special flying device. Not only does it allow you to fly immediately, but you can also switch between driving mode and shooting mode at any time. However, note that the kite has a time limit; it will lose power after 30 seconds and needs to be reactivated from the backpack to continue use.

In addition to the main weapons, the new version includes some fun Easter eggs. For example, noodle carts are scattered everywhere; clicking "cook" triggers a noodle-making animation, after which you receive a recovery item similar to "Island Ice Tea," useful and entertaining. Additionally, there are lucky god dolls on the map; just punch them to get a pile of supplies, perfect for replenishing gear after a battle.

After becoming the strongest team on the field, don't forget to look for the mysterious chest next to the main building. Inside, you'll find triple armor, air-drop weapons, fully equipped Tang knives, and Tang kites. Such equipment bonuses are exclusive to the strongest teams and should not be missed.

That concludes the introduction to the gameplay of Peacekeeper Elite's Tang Dynasty Xi'an. This version of Peacekeeper Elite is truly refreshing, not only for its praised traditional Chinese design but also because various new weapons, props, and mechanisms add countless possibilities to the game. Tang Dynasty Xi'an City is ready for you to explore! Invite your teammates to discover these new Easter eggs, and victory is already waving at you!