Brothers, today I saw someone amway "Escape Room 8 Red Mansion" in Qitan Dimension. I thought that I was just idle, so I came down to play. It doesn't matter if you play this game, it just takes me back to twenty years ago!
There were no smartphones at that time, so I stayed in a rental house and played "Darkness" and "Mysterious Island" in front of a CRT monitor. A disc only had a few hundred megabytes, and the picture was as blurry as a mosaic, but it still made me excited until midnight. Today's games are often 70 or 80 gigabytes in size, with 4K images and ray tracing. What's the result? I wanted to delete it after playing it for half an hour. It was either a waste of money or a waste of money, and the plot was completely boring.
Speaking of "Escape Room 8", don't mention it. Although it is produced by Shenzhen Martian, a big company, it is free and has no in-app purchases. It is clean and tidy. The story is about sister Lucia saving her brother Ulf, who is a werewolf and was kidnapped by a witch. You pinpin, isn't this the classic "Devil May Cry" routine of "I have to save my family when they are captured"!
But they did it carefully, the puzzles are not brainless, and the scenes are really exquisite. I played it for two hours, and it felt like I was back when I was a kid secretly playing "Luigi's Mansion" with a Game Boy. Today's children may not know that the most important things in puzzle games in the past were "clue hiding" and "logical self-consistency". Unlike some of the current masterpieces, the puzzles are all based on skipping or krypton gold prompts.
Really, guys, games are getting bigger and bigger, from discs to Blu-ray to digital versions, but what we miss is not the download speed, but the high-five feeling of "Ah! That's it!" Although this game also occupies 5G, it at least allowed me to regain my original intention.
Highly recommended to friends who like puzzles and fairy tales, it's free and worth it👍 By the way, if your child also plays, just tell him: This is much better than those “999 for one dollar” on your mobile phone, this is called “interactive art”😏