Brothers, I was trying to catch fish at work today and successfully avoided the supervisor's inspection. Let me give you a game that I have been playing crazy on my commute recently.
Let me start with the conclusion: This game is called "War Chess Three Kingdoms 2" and it's free! You can have fun without spending money, which is very suitable for workers like us who squeeze into the subway every day and have short lunch breaks.
It takes me 40 minutes to take the subway one way to work. I used to watch short videos, and the more I watched, the more anxious I became. Then I tried this, and I couldn't stop playing it. One battle lasted only ten minutes, and I just got off the bus at the station, so there was no delay at all.
The game is a war chess game, which is the type of strategy where you move the grid, count moves, and use skills. You play as Cao Cao, recruiting troops and conquering cities and territories. Although it sounds complicated, it's actually very simple to get started. It's turn-based. You take one turn and the computer takes one turn, so you don't have to worry about being in a hurry. I can play pretty well with my handicapped hands.
And the most user-friendly thing about this game is that it doesn't force you to be online all the time. The archive can be saved at any time, even if you suddenly arrive at the station while playing, or the boss comes, just click pause and put it there, and then come back and continue playing. Unlike some mobile games that are blasted as soon as you hang up, who has the energy to keep watching during the commute.
The military commander system is also quite interesting, it's not the kind where you draw cards until you go bankrupt. As you slowly fight the battles, you can conquer various famous generals of the Three Kingdoms, such as Guan Yu and Zhang Liao, and each general has his own skills and arms, and the combination is very particular. I currently use Cao Cao to lead Zhang Liao and Xu Huang, and pair it with a nanny Hua Tuo. It's a no brainer.
The picture is in a retro pixel style, but it's very comfortable to look at, consumes no power and doesn't get hot. My iPhone 8 can run smoothly, and the game does not drop frames when changing places.
The most important thing is that it's free! free! free! Although there are in-app purchases, you can get through all the content without spending any money. I have been playing for two weeks, with zero recharge, and still reached level 30 and cleared more than a dozen chapters. It is much more conscientious than those domestic mobile games that force you to charge a monthly card to play.
If you are a fan of the Three Kingdoms, or if you like playing chess or strategy but don't have a lot of time, this game is definitely worth a try. It is recommended that you play a game on your commute or during your lunch break. It is guaranteed to make you abandon Douyin and become Boss Cao's wage earner😄
Just be careful not to sit past the station! I've already sat down twice because of this...