I still remember when I was in high school, I saved up breakfast money for two months and finally bought a PSP from the second-hand market. At night, after turning off the lights, I hid under the covers and secretly played the MOD transplanted version of "Homeland". Although the picture was small, the shock of the stars and the sea was still unforgettable. At that time, there were no such exquisite cutscene CGs. I had to rely on my own imagination to figure out the plot. With 30K words, I could figure out an entire space epic.
I didn't expect that my space dream could be realized on mobile phones now! The cross-server alliance battle of "Star Jump" reminds me of the days when I played "Starship Troopers" online with my roommates. Hundreds of battleships were competing against each other, and the game was stuck and dropped, but it was exciting. What's even more surprising is the wheel battle PK mechanism, which is more exciting than "Metroid" on the GBA back then - at that time, it was a one-on-one battle, and if you lost, you had to reload the game.
Watching the 10-minute cutscene in the game, I suddenly felt that my youth has really not gone far. Back then, when I played space games on the NDS, the screen was so small that I couldn't even see the spaceship clearly. Now on my mobile phone, the picture quality is ten times better than that of the PSP. But what I miss most is the purity of those days. There was no money or gift packages, and one cassette could last half a year.
If you have ever had the youth of playing handheld games secretly under the covers, come to "Star Jump" to form a fleet, and let's be the commander again! 🚀