Recently, I have been criticized for a few bad games whose graphics are so beautiful that they make me want to smash my phone 🥲
For example, that XXX (you know), the animation is written by a big boss, the voice actor lineup is so luxurious that it can hold a concert, but the battle system is slower than my turtle, and the plot is force-fed... I almost thought I was watching a PPT theater version, or the kind of animation where all the funds are spent on the OP 🤯
To be honest, as a two-dimensional otaku, I really have a hundred layers of filters for the painting style, but the gameplay is so bad that I don't even have the desire to poke the screen, and this filter can't save it!
On the contrary, the recent discovery of "The Most Cheating Game in History 3" made me regain my original intention - although its style of painting does not follow the line of exquisite beauty, and Shi Xiaokeng's cheap emoticon face looks like it came out of a comedy show, but it is somehow magical and cute, like the good-for-nothing Ah Yin in "Gintama", the more I look at it, the more I like it!
Moreover, this game is all about solving puzzles using your imagination, and does not tell you any logic at all. For example, Shi Xiaokeng is wearing a toilet pusher as a helmet, or he suddenly says "I am the real NPC" that breaks the dimensional wall. When playing, he complained wildly, "This is too cheating," but he couldn't stop his hands at all! 👻
To put it bluntly, a game with a good style of painting is like a noble and cool saint, which makes people dare not touch it; and "Cheating 3" is like the best friend in the class next door who pulls you to make fools with you. Even if the style of painting is simple, the happiness of laughing until your stomach hurts is the most real ~
No more talking, I will continue to study "how to use durian to bribe the level BOSS" (although 80% of the time you will be tricked and have to do it all over again) 🔥🔥🔥