I just watched the KPL spring finals. The game between WB and Wolves was really exciting, especially the adjustment of jungle resources after the version update, which made the early rhythm more compact. The Wolves used the new hero's mechanics to create a beautiful ambush in the third game. This operation was like a perfect routine in a puzzle game - every step had to be accurately timed and positioned.
Back to the topic, after watching too many games, my brain needs to change the channel. Recently, a friend bought "Escape Room Survival Series 1 Polar Adventure". I originally thought it was an ordinary puzzle collection, but it turned out that there are dozens of levels and each puzzle design is different, especially the level that uses light and shadow reflection to open the door. I was stuck for half an hour, and it felt like it was more taxing than analyzing the lineup. In the plot, from breaking the curse to taming the troll, the scene switching is very smooth, without the sense of fragmentation caused by cheap reskinning.
Moreover, this game is completely free, with no in-app purchases, and the experience is purely based on the fun of solving puzzles. For those of us who usually focus on the details of BP and team battles, this kind of game that requires logical connection and observation can just exercise our thinking. Just like watching players predict their opponent's moves, the puzzles here also require planning the steps in advance.
In short, playing some brain-burning games during the competition is time-consuming and can keep you focused. I recommend it to brothers who also like to use their brains.