
To be honest, I was clearing the memory of my phone two days ago and found a photo of a group photo in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms arcade in an old photo album, and suddenly I felt a little dazed. At that time, it cost one dollar and four coins, and a Guan Yu could reach Hulao Pass, and a circle of people would cheer him. Thinking about it now, the pure fun of gaming in that era could not be bought with money.
But there was a little surprise recently. A friend recommended that I try "The War of the Kingdoms", saying that it is a Three Kingdoms strategy mobile game produced by Guangzhou Aiwan. I originally had the mentality of casually playing, but as soon as I entered the game I saw the familiar city map and troop settings, and it suddenly felt right. 😌 This game is known as "Pure National War", which is not a boast. There really aren't too many messy pop-ups and recharge guides after entering. You can arrange your troops quietly, which is quite rare in today's mobile games.
The graphics are 3D, and the military commanders are pretty well designed. Although they are not as gorgeous as those made by big manufacturers, they are better than the clean ones. The feeling of combat impact is not bad, and there is vibration feedback when the skills are released, not the kind of vain light pollution. What I like most is its rhythm. You don't have to hang up every day. You can go online and play a few national wars, and then do whatever you have to do. It's very suitable for experienced players like us who want to relax after work.
I remember that when I played "Three Kingdoms" on Saipan, I also had this refreshing feeling of "one game determines the outcome." To be honest, I am quite surprised to encounter a Three Kingdoms game that is purely about attacking cities as a team without any fuss. If you also miss those days of strategizing with your friends and rushing into battle to capture the flag, you might as well give it a try. Maybe you can find the feeling of "my lord, I will eventually do what you can do". 👍
In short, games are about feelings and fate. Cherish it if you encounter it.