Recently, a new two-dimensional card has been criticized. The promotional picture is like a fairy fighting, and the voice actor lineup is so luxurious that I knelt down and called my wife on the spot. As a result, when I went in to play, the combat system directly persuaded me to quit, the automatic hang-up was too ink-stained, and the probability of drawing cards made me want to send a blade. The character design clearly pokes fun at me, but the plot is like a running account written by a primary school student, and such a beautiful three-dimensional illustration is wasted!
However, today I would like to recommend a game with a "simple" style but unexpected fun - Billiards World. Don't paddle away in a hurry! As a veteran otaku, I admit that it has no beautiful girls and no different worlds, but its gameplay really made me, a handicapped person, addicted.
The graphics of this 2D billiards game are not gorgeous, but they are clean and neat. The key is that the puzzle mode is simply top-notch, and the imaginative levels of various fancy billiards are much more interesting than the combat systems of some two-dimensional games. You can also compete with golfers from all over the world, and meet a Japanese guy who exchanges emojis throughout the whole process. Inexplicably, you feel a sense of cross-dimensional linkage?
What surprised me the most was its "Nirvana experience" - as a newbie who couldn't even figure out the rules of snooker, I was tortured for several rounds in a row until I doubted my life, but every time I hit a perfect curve ball, the sense of accomplishment was better than ten consecutive games! Although it won't make me lick the screen, at least it won't make me drop my phone.
It is recommended that those otakus who only focus on the style of painting should occasionally try this "return to nature" game. Maybe you can also find your own "Second Kill Skill" on the pool table✨