Brothers, during my lunch break recently, my colleagues dragged me into a new pit - Drift Master. To be honest, I refused at first. After all, you have to pay attention to efficiency when fishing at work, right? But this game is really suitable for a social creature like me who "doesn't sleep at noon and collapses in the afternoon".
Let me first talk about how I got to play with my colleagues. Our department has a short lunch break, and there are often 20 minutes left after finishing the takeaway. I am afraid of being caught by the boss when I am playing the king, and I am afraid that the bell will ring before the end of the chicken game. I accidentally found a drift master, so I tried to give it to Lao Wang at the next work station. As a result, we squatted in the stairwell at noon every day, each with a mobile phone, competing to see who could drift farther and who could save more gold coins.
How easy is this game? There are only two operations: press and hold to drift or tap to drift, and the visual effects and sound effects do the rest. All you have to do is stare at the on-screen prompts and do the operation without thinking at all. In portrait mode, you can play with one hand and hold a lunch box or milk tea with the other hand. I think the planner must know how to work, because even if you are gnawing on chicken legs and your mouth is dirty, you can still hold your mobile phone between your neck and continue talking.
And the most exciting thing is that after you finish a corner, the car will automatically drift, and the sound effect coupled with the screen vibration will be particularly relaxing. Before every department meeting, Lao Wang and I have a round to see who floats to the finish line first. The loser gets coffee downstairs. Now the entire project team knows that we have a "drift lunch break", and even the finance lady next door came to ask how to download it.
The only small bug is that upgrading the system costs a bit of gold coins, but you are an office worker. You commute to work, take lunch breaks, and wait for the elevator every day. You can save a lot just by playing. My phone has a 5.0 system and runs smoothly without any glitches. And it's free! Zero krypton! Made by Shenzhen Yuyou, there are no in-app purchase pop-ups, which is a shame.
To be honest, if this game had a "two-player drift battle" mode, I guess our group would be able to start an office league. But the stand-alone version is also good. At least you won't be scolded by colleagues for network lag during lunch break.
One final comment, do you have the kind of person who plays games during your lunch break and loses track of time, only to end up with your mind wandering when you go to work in the afternoon? Anyway, my boss caught me again today: "Xiao Zhang, why is the screen of your mobile phone still floating on your desk?" I locked the screen silently and replied: "Boss, that is the screen saver of your mobile phone..." 🤫