To be honest, I am becoming more and more sophisticated in playing games at this age. I have been playing games since the days of Symbian, and I have seen all kinds of new ways to play games. I recently tried "Cute Fruit Love Elimination" and it was quite interesting. Not to brag, it is different from the traditional 2D puzzle and elimination games on the market. It can be regarded as adding a new twist to the casual puzzle genre.
Let's talk about the advantages first. The core of this game is a 3D puzzle, but it is not a pure puzzle like "Monument Valley". Instead, the puzzle pieces are made into three-dimensional modules that can be rotated and slid. You have to look at it from all angles and put the pieces into the right places to make the complete picture. This feels like a mixture of playing Rubik's Cube and puzzles when I was a child, which tests my spatial imagination. Compared with the match-3 games like "Happy Match", it focuses more on logic and spatial thinking, rather than relying solely on luck and hand speed. Moreover, it is free and has no in-app purchases. This conscience is much better than a bunch of krypton gold games now.
There are no shortcomings either. To be honest, the 3D rotation operation is occasionally a bit awkward on the small screen of mobile phones. Sometimes the angle of view becomes dizzy when the finger slides too much. In addition, the picture style is cartoony and cute, which is a bit childish for an old player like me, but young people should like it. Compared with similar games such as "Brain Training", a collection of small games, its content is still relatively small, there are not many levels, and it is easy to get bored later.
But overall, as a free casual game, it can be considered a new path among its kind. If you're tired of the mindless clicking in "Made to Play" but don't want to burn your brain to the level of "Monument Valley", this is just right. It's suitable for using your brain in fragmented time without wasting your energy. 😌