When I wrote a game review about Genius Shooter in the "Newcomer Report" section of a gaming forum, I indeed, more than twenty years ago, once got addicted to an action-casual mobile game that left a deep impression on me. In that world back then, video games were like a window, creating a distance between me and reality.
Genius Shooter is known for its setting and style similar to League of Legends, which was one of the most popular esports at the time. Genius Shooter is a game that combines single-player and real-time strategy elements, using shooting as the main combat method while incorporating many features such as smart weapons and tactical planning.
In that version of the game, players could freely choose different equipment and characters, and every match involved personally fighting against enemies. Through precise operations and clever skill combinations, players could perform spectacular jumps and shooting actions, and defeat enemy forces with unique strategies to achieve victory.
Genius Shooter is not just a game; it is more like a form of cultural expression and a way of affirming personal achievement. Players can see different hero characters, each with a unique voice and background story. Through these elements, players can experience the intense competition of the arena and the joy of growth.
I return to that world from twenty years ago, although I am no longer young.