Hey, fellow Time Hunter veterans, I am your veteran driver. I just took a look at a new game in the special section called "Blocks". As an old man at my age, I couldn't stop playing and almost soaked the instant noodles into lumps 😂
Let's talk about this game first. The core gameplay looks familiar – randomly drop blocks and drag them into a 9x9 board to fill rows or columns to eliminate points. Ouch, isn't this the plus version of "Tetris" we played on Game Boy when we were kids? At that time, I was glued to the small screen and played all afternoon. My mother wouldn't even move when I wanted to eat. But at that time, there were only seven types of blocks, horizontal and vertical, and you had to press the A button to rotate. Unlike now, you can turn 18 shapes at will, and just swipe the vertical screen of your mobile phone twice. It is much happier than back then😎
But don't think this is just a cold copy, folks. Back then, "Tetris" was all about "taking advantage of each other". You could only watch the blocks falling down, and you would be blocked before you could make a layout. This "Puzzle of Blocks" is different. You can drag it slowly and place it wherever you want. When the combo bonus comes out, the whole screen explodes. It's so exciting that I almost threw the phone out🤣 Especially the level mode, which shrinks from 9x9 to 5x5. The more you go to the back, the more nervous you get. It's exactly the same as the excitement of playing "Puzzle Block" in the past.
Let's talk about the urinary nature of modern mobile games. People often spend money to buy physical strength. This game is actually free and has no in-app purchases. What a conscience! It reminds me of when I was playing Bejeweled. In order not to spend money on props, I even squatted on the toilet to memorize the rules of elimination. Now this game directly allows you to score points in free mode. If you want to challenge the highest score, you can play the levels. If you don't want to, just play the levels. It is clean and neat, just like those pure handheld games of Lao Ren.
Finally, let's talk about some feelings. From the Famicom's "Tetris" to the current "Tetris", elimination games have evolved for more than 30 years, but the core is still the same - simple rules and endless challenges. But with the current graphics, sound effects, and rotation feel, teenagers have really turned into scum. It's time for you young people to catch up😭 Anyway, I'm on top. If you have time, try it. Don't ask the old driver why he stayed up late again. Asking is because the cubes mistaken me!