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《纪念碑谷》是一款发布于 2014 年的游戏，以艺术性和解谜著称，堪称经典。其画面至今来看，依旧有非常高的水准。目前 Windows 版本正在 Epic 商店限免，优惠截止于 2025/9/11 11:00。@Appinn

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注意，虽然《纪念碑谷》最早发布于2014年，但其 Windows 版本在 2022 年才发布。这次限免，实际上是一款才上市3年的新游戏。

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《纪念碑谷》

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在被迷雾笼罩的纪念碑谷中，住着一个渴望自由的公主——艾达。她的家，是一座座奇异而华美的几何迷宫，楼梯可以无中生有，重力随心而变。每当夜幕降临，碑谷中无数的门扉悄然打开，似乎在等待着一位勇敢者来揭开它们身后的秘密。

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有一天，艾达在梦境中听见了远方的歌声。她跟随歌声，步入一座未曾踏足的高塔。塔中机关重重，但每一次错觉和视角的转换，都是对她智慧与勇气的考验。艾达走到哪里，哪里便生出通道和桥梁——原来，纪念碑谷因她的探索而不断变化。

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在旅途的终点，她遇见了一只孤独的图腾鸟。图腾鸟失去了自己的同伴，它请求艾达帮它找到回归天空的路。艾达并非万能，她也曾困惑和迷茫，但她明白：真正的出口并非只有眼前的通道，而是要主动去“转变视角”，看见隐藏于错觉背后的真理。

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最终，艾达用智慧重组了破碎的阶梯，让图腾鸟飞向远方的夕阳。碑谷在这一刻变得安宁。艾达静静地坐在塔顶，耳畔又响起最初的歌声——那是纪念碑谷在感谢她，为缄默世界带来色彩和希望。

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原文：https://www.appinn.com/monument-valley-win-free/

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P.S. 青小蛙并没有通关，每次玩两关之后，就忘了玩下去 \"🙈\"

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另外，下周 Epic 将继续限免《纪念碑谷2》

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At a regular press conference, He Yongqian, spokesperson for the ministry, made the remarks when asked to comment on the U.S. decision to raise tariffs on imported steel, aluminium and their derivative products from 25 percent to 50 percent.

He said that such U.S. moves not only harm others and itself, but also will severely disrupt the stability of global industrial and supply chains.

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Palestinians are on a new catastrophic edge as Israel's military on Tuesday ordered Gaza City residents to evacuate ahead of a ground offensive to seize the enclave's largest urban center, part of a planned takeover stirring repeated international alarm.

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Taking over the city of 1 million people further complicates ceasefire efforts to end the nearly two-year conflict. Israel has taken control of nearly 75 percent of Gaza since Oct 7,2023.

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Phyllis Bennis, a fellow at the Washington-based Institute for Policy Studies, told Al Jazeera that Israel is intent on "ethnically cleansing Gaza".

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