The editor of Qitan has been under a lot of pressure recently. He is so busy with work that he doesn't even want to touch the computer. Fortunately, there are several casual games saved on the phone. Playing them at odd intervals can help you relax. Today I simply compiled a list of the top ten healing casual games that I personally like. They are all simple to operate, comfortable in style, and free to download. They are especially suitable for commuting, waiting in line, or casually playing before going to bed.
The first one I want to recommend is the treasure game "Only One Door" that I just discovered recently. This game is produced by Hainan Star Jump Technology Co., Ltd. It is completely free and can run smoothly on the 5.0 system. At first glance, I was attracted by its painting style, 2D simple style, bright and gentle colors, which makes people feel warm in their hearts when looking at it. You won't feel dazzled when playing, but can calm down. The operation is extremely simple. Just click or slide, and the character will jump. There is basically no learning cost, and children or elders at home can also easily get started. Each level in the game is a door. You need to control the character to cross obstacles and reach that door. The level design is very clever, not too difficult or too boring. It is just enough for you to play for a few minutes while waiting for the subway, and you will not feel burdened if you turn it off. Every time I pass the border and see the door open, I feel a small sense of accomplishment, which is very healing.
The second one is "Cat Backyard". You have a group of cats running around in the yard. You don't have to do anything. Just looking at them makes you feel good. The third "Traveling Frog" collects postcards sent back by the frog's son, and there will be surprises every time you open them. The fourth game "Synthetic Watermelon" is simple but addictive, a stress relief tool. The fifth "Happy Xiaoxiaole" is a classic among classics, needless to say. The sixth game "Moon Rabbit Adventure" has a very warm style of painting. It follows the little rabbit living in the countryside and the pace is very slow. The seventh "Dream Detective" is an object-finding game with rich picture details and a test of observation skills. The eighth game, "Shelter", builds your own small house, grows flowers and raises fish, it's very relaxing. The ninth "Border Journey" is a hiking game where you can chop down trees, sew clothes, and enjoy the scenery. The tenth game, "Light·Encounter", although it requires a bit of internet connection, the tranquility of flying in the sea of clouds is worth experiencing.
These games all have one thing in common: they don't force you to spend money, they don't force you to play hard, you can play when you want, and stop when you want. If you are like the editor and need to find a quiet corner in your busy life, you might as well try "Only One Door". Maybe you will fall in love with the world behind that door. 😊
Everyone is welcome to talk about your favorite casual games in the comment area, and Qitan editor will play them one by one!