
I remember when I was playing Famicom, I would have been so happy to have a "Contra" cartridge. Thirty lives was not enough and I had to have a backboard. It's not like today's mobile games, which give you a bunch of Transformers, flight simulations, and fighting battles all rolled into one at the beginning. Oh my, this drone robot really knows how to play 😂
The one I'm going to talk about today is "Drone Robot". To be honest, when I first saw the name, I thought it was the grandson of "MechaWarrior". But I was shocked when I started using it - this thing can actually fly into the sky and transform into a drone, land on the ground and transform into a car, and it can also perform tricks during a fight! Think about our "Tank Battle" at that time, the left, right, up and down BABA was overwhelming. Now in this game, when you press the screen, the robot will deform and fly like a real drone. It feels fresher than when I first played "Final Fantasy".
But brother, let me tell you the truth, the biggest change in the game industry in recent years is not the dazzling graphics, but the increasing number of "platters". Look at "Drone Robot", it's a drone simulation, a robot transformation, and a car combat. In the past, it could be sold in three or four cassettes. Taoteng Interactive is a smart company. It stews everything players want into one pot. It's like eating a hodgepodge when you were a kid. It has all kinds of flavors and you won't starve to death 🍲
I remember when I played "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City" in early 2000, I thought it was a masterpiece that could drive, fight, and swim. Now this game even has decent drone control. The operation score is only 4.3 (I guess it's the difficulty or the score?). Anyway, novices can get started. I tried it, and the robot transformed faster than I could change tapes back then. It could also form a team with other robots. Isn't this more exciting than playing online in "Red Alert"?
What impresses me the most is that this game is free...can you believe it? I remember that I saved up my breakfast money all summer long to buy the "Three Kingdoms" cassette. Now these new games are given away directly, and it is hard to guard against the krypton gold points. But having said that, at least this game doesn't ask you to buy diamonds and stamina right from the beginning, so it starts off with a conscience. Old players all know that in the past, you could play "Legend of Sword and Fairy" on one disc all night, but now the mobile game will cost you 648 kryptons at the beginning. This "Drone Robot" is like a breath of fresh air 🌊
Finally, let's talk about something serious. When I watched this game, I suddenly remembered the G1 cartoon of "Transformers". At that time, I imagined that I could have a robot that could transform into a car or an airplane. Now I am playing "Drone Robot". Although the style of painting is Q version, the joy of "everything can be combined" is exactly the same as in my childhood. No matter how fast the game industry develops, the core must still be to make players find it interesting and immersive. Just like the question mark block on the first level of "Super Mario" back then, the sense of surprise is king.
Okay, without further ado, if you old friends want to relive the "Transformers-style happiness", or want to see how far the current mobile games can achieve "multi-form fusion", you can try this "Drone Robot". Anyway, it's free and downloading is worth it. If you don't think it's fun, you can come back and call me an unreliable old driver. Anyway, I'm thick-skinned. I was tortured to the point of autism by the “King of Fighters 97” computer in an arcade before and I didn't even cry. Are you still afraid of your complaints? 😂