To be honest, when I played the game "Heartbreak Master" recently, I was stunned for a long time. It's not because of the stunning pictures, but the familiar taste that took me back to the Saipan era.
To be honest, in the current mobile game market, there are fewer and fewer puzzle games that people can play with peace of mind. Either it's a matter of drawing cards with krypton gold, or it's a mechanical repetitive operation. But "Heartbreak Master" is different. It follows the most classic "dialogue to find flaws" approach. Each level is an independent short story, just like the castrated version of "Mystery Academy" or "Ace Attorney" that we played with Nokia back then. 😌
In the game, you have to play a detective, find logical loopholes through conversations with different characters, and expose the lies of the scumbag. It's a bit shameful to say, but the level design is quite clever. For example, when the scumbag said "he worked overtime until three o'clock in the morning last night," you find that his circle of friends were still checking in at the bar at one o'clock in the morning. This kind of misplaced detail is the essence of old-school puzzle games.
The developer, Shenzhen Kesheng Network Technology Co., Ltd., I have never heard of before, but after playing the game, I can feel that the production team understands the tastes of veteran players. There is no fancy UI or annoying advertising pop-ups. You can download and play all levels for free. This "pure" feeling reminds me of myself when I spent an entire afternoon delving into a puzzle.
The only small regret is that the platform requires 5.0 or above, and some older models may not be able to run it. But if you're like me and tired of those fast food games these days, give this one a try. It won't make your blood boil, but it will make you smile a little while you're taking a break, remembering the joy that those simple games bring. 👍
(By the way, the plot in the game is quite immersive. Friends who are interested can go to the original novel section to read related discussions. It is quite interesting.)