Hello everyone, this is a senior 2D A-Zhai, a poor man who loses his wallet when he sees limited edition paintings. Today I want Amway's game. To be honest, I refused just by looking at the name – “Baby Whack-a-Mole”? This style of painting is probably not even three renderings and two renderings, right? But I clicked in with the mentality of complaining, and it turned out to be really delicious on the spot!
How to put it, let's first talk about those hot chicken games with “fantastic graphics and terrible gameplay”. It's "beautiful live 2D, with a lineup of voice actors so luxurious that it can hold a concert", but the result is that the combat system is not even as good as the automatic hang-up, and the playability is higher than even my cat stepping on the keyboard. There is also that kind of opening animation that lasts for three minutes, but the gameplay is just to draw cards bit by bit, and then hang up after drawing, without even bothering to do any special effects for the skills. Every time I see this kind of "gold and jade" game, my old two-dimensional blood pressure rises (Lelouch Yanyi.jpg)
But Whack-A-Mole? It's completely the reverse operation! It has a pixelated gopher head, and the character doesn't even have a three-dimensional drawing (laughs), but the gameplay is really top-notch! When you break through the level in classic mode, the mole comes out of the hole faster and faster. The feeling of "almost hitting it" is simply more exciting than following updates and other updates. The two-player mode is even better. My roommate and I were trying to trip each other up on a broken tablet. It was much fairer than some gold-based PVPs - at least winning or losing only depends on reaction, not who has "krypton" ten SSRs!
The infinite mode is even more outrageous. I originally just wanted to "play one more game and then go to bed", but ended up still fighting a gopher at three in the morning. There are no fancy skills, no time-consuming cutscenes, just pure hammer, hammer, hammer. This kind of minimalist design that "removes the dross" allows Ben Azhai to regain the simple happiness he had when he first entered the second dimension.
Speaking of which, do those games with beautiful graphics but poor gameplay really have the nerve to accept our 648? At least this 6-dollar whack-a-mole made me realize what "having fun" means. You don't have to have voice actors, you don't have to have stand-up graphics, but the word “fun”, it really does. I strongly recommend that all friends who have been deceived by the painting style give it a try. It is guaranteed to make you complain about the painting style while being really delicious (dog head)
Finally, he shouted: Bang bang bang, bang bang bang, kill the gophers! If there is a 2D skin DLC, I will be the first to blast it!