Hi, fellow gamers, I am the editor of Qitan 😊
Recently, I have received many messages from friends in the backend, saying that they want to find some casual games that are not time-consuming but also very playable. The editor went through the game library of 7tan and carefully selected three brain-burning and addictive games. Today I will give you a game.
The first product that must be beneficial is "Blocks on the Head" produced by 7tan.
The game looks a bit like classic Tetris at first glance, but plays completely differently. You need to drag the randomly appearing blocks to the appropriate position on the 9×9 chessboard and fill a row or column to eliminate points. Sound simple? When you encounter 18 different shapes of blocks that can rotate freely, the layout becomes more difficult. In particular, the chessboard becomes more and more crowded as you play, and every step is like walking on a tightrope. If you are not careful, you will be blocked. The thrilling feeling of every step is particularly exciting.
The game has a free mode, where you can challenge your highest score infinitely; there is also a checkpoint mode, which shrinks all the way from 9×9 to 5×5. The board gets smaller as you go further, testing your prediction and space planning abilities. The editor tried it himself and passed the first level easily, but when he got to the 6×6 chessboard, he started to panic. The combo bonus is also very satisfying. If you eliminate it several times in a row, your score will jump up, which is a great relief.
Suitable scenarios: On the way to work, during lunch break, or before going to bed, brush it twice. It is easy to play until you can't stop.
The second one I want to recommend is "Synthetic Watermelon".
Everyone should be familiar with this game. You combine various fruits into two and finally combine into a big watermelon. Although the rules are simple, the location of each fruit drop needs to be accurately planned, otherwise it will pile up to the top. The editor wanted to "play it again" every time, but ended up playing it for half an hour. Its randomness makes every round non-repetitive, and the sense of accomplishment at the moment of synthesizing the watermelon is truly addictive.
The third game is a classic among classics - "Tetris".
Some people may say "this is too old", but the reason why a classic is a classic is because its gameplay never goes out of style. Whether it's the excitement that disappears quickly or the tension when the blocks accelerate in the later stage, people will never tire of playing it. And now many versions have added new gameplay, such as infinite mode and battle mode, which are very suitable for nostalgic parties or friends who want to test their hand speed.
All three games can run smoothly on the 5.0 system, and the most important thing is that they are all free. The editor recommends starting with "Blocks to the Head" because it not only has the thrill of elimination, but also has the fun of layout strategies. The more you play, the more you find that your IQ is not enough, haha.
Okay, that's it for today's inventory. If you also have a private collection of brain-burning games, please feel free to share them with me in the comment area. Maybe you will find them in the next inventory!