Brother Meng, today I am posting a post in the emotional section. I am not talking about feelings, but about a game that makes me, an old stand-alone hunter, cry: "The Legend of Yue Fei". 🎮
Let's talk about the background first: I am a die-hard single-player fan, and I am physically disgusted when I see krypton gold drawing cards. This game is free, full version, without any in-app purchases, not even ads. Can you believe it? Is there such a living Bodhisattva now? 😮
The game is a battle flag strategy game. The graphics are in a classical style, but the story is solid. Completely restore Yue Fei's resistance to gold, and you can also play it to the fantasy ending of going straight to Huanglong. There are three endings, each of which is a different dream - if you put this kind of design in today's online games, it would be strange not to sell it as DLC for you.
Let's focus on the difference in experience between stand-alone and online games.
What are online games? It is a planned and designed trap. Daily check-in, physical limit, card draw guarantee, and social bundle. Playing a game is like clocking in at work, and you have to be pressed to the ground and rubbed by a krypton guy. If you draw a card incorrectly, your mentality will explode. If you can't beat PVP, you will feel anxious. Is this called playing games? This is clearly a game.
What about stand-alone? Especially this kind of old-fashioned battle flag, if you buy it out or download it for free, the entire game is yours. There are no limited time activities, and you don't have to look at people's faces. You can SL Dafa concave points, and you can slowly study how to play each level. Immerse yourself in that historical fictional story and feel Yue Fei's unfulfilled ambition. This is what the game originally looked like.
Let's go back to the biography of Yue Fei. Although this game is a fan work, its production level is not inferior to many commercial titles. The level design is challenging and pays attention to troop restraint and terrain influence. Because it's free, there aren't that many fancy payment points, and it relies purely on gameplay to retain people. I still have it on my computer and play it occasionally.
On the other hand, in current "historical themed" online games, cards are drawn in Yue Fei's name. Military generals are divided into three, six or nine levels, and only by charging money can you unlock powerful skills. That's not inherited culture, that's consumer sentiment.
So, if you are tired of the calculations of mobile games and want to find a game that can be quietly immersed, I recommend giving this a try. Remember, the single-player game will never betray you, it's there waiting for you to open it. 💪
That's it, if you like it, search it yourself, if you don't like it, don't mess with it. Old players who have played this game can recall it in the comments section.