I just downloaded "Escape from Mr. Buddy" and played it for half an hour. I can't stop it. Pixel style? No, it's actually only a little bit better than the Famicom, but if you call it crude, the gameplay is pretty good. Playing as a student, you have to hide from the teacher's inspection, and as a teacher, you have to catch the student. Both sides take turns to play. It suddenly reminds me of playing "Tornado" in the arcade at that time. One coin can play for an afternoon. Now it is free to play on mobile phones. It just lacks that sense of tension - because I am really afraid of being caught by my parents!
Speaking of which, the gaming industry is really turned upside down. When I was in junior high school, to play "Legend of Sword and Fairy" I had to beg my dad to buy a genuine CD and secretly install it on Win95, fearing it would be formatted. What now? Just search it on your phone and download it. My nephew can play "Genshin Impact" on his fucking phone, and the picture quality is better than my computer. Although this "Escape from Mr. Buddy" has average graphics, it is better in terms of creativity, and it doesn't cost money! Yes, 0 charge, can you bear it? I remember when I spent money to rent cassettes, a copy of "Dragon Quest" cost five yuan a day, but now people just give it to me for free. What's the difference?
In terms of gameplay, it feels a bit like "Escape", but not as scary. The operation tests your hand speed, especially when catching students from the teacher's perspective, you have to predict their movements. I was playing "Metal Slug" online, and I remembered the time when I played "Metal Slug" online with my brothers. It was also the same kind of chasing after each other. However, there was no mobile phone connection at that time, so we had to squat in the game arcade, each person had one coin, and if he lost, he would get out.
To be honest, this kind of small-scale game is quite rare nowadays. Major companies are improving the image quality and the open world, but as a result, there are a lot of bugs and it feels like working. And this "Escape from Buddy Teacher" is refreshing and refreshing, suitable for taking out and brushing every ten minutes in the toilet or subway. I suggest that young people don't always focus on masterpieces, and occasionally play this kind of back-to-basics stuff, so that they can find the original happiness of the game-not for drawing cards, not for ranking, or simply skipping class with a laugh.
Finally, among the little brothers and sisters in the forum, who has played it before? I'm waiting to see your cool moves, such as how to corner the teacher, or how to counterattack at the last moment. Remember, you can lose the game, but your posture must be cool! 😎