I think back when we were playing on the Famicom, what the game cover looked like was what it looked like inside. Contra starts with a sudden burst, Super Mario steps on a mushroom, but there are so many twists and turns. Now, even a misunderstanding has to be solved by reasoning. The name of "Baby, Listen to Me Explain" makes me excited - hey, even games are starting to teach people about falling in love these days? 😂
I thought this game was quite interesting. It lets you play Sherlock Holmes and find the truth from the details of life. Isn't this just a variation of the Ace Attorney game we played back then? It's just that at that time, Wright called "Objection", but now he shouted "Baby, please listen to my explanation". Times have changed, and even evidence collection has become so fussy.
Come to think of it, did you fall in love in games before? It was all about Mario rescuing the princess, and it was over after the rescue. Later, "Heartbeat Memories" was released. We secretly played in the charter room, and our dad caught us and said we were "not doing our job properly." It's a good thing now that the streets are full of love simulations and emotional puzzles, and you can find a lot of them just by searching on your mobile phone. This "Baby, Listen to Me Explain" is free to download and is a 5.0 platform. It is clearly intended for young people to have fun while browsing.
But to be honest, I think the biggest change in the game industry in recent years is that games have become more "human". In the past, we used to make up the plot in front of pixel blocks, but now even a misunderstanding can be turned into a chain of clues, allowing you to unravel the cocoon. No, two days ago my niece was playing this game and she complained to me: "Uncle, today my protagonist discovered that his girlfriend secretly deleted her chat history. Do you think this is cheating or a misunderstanding?" I was very happy when I heard this - this is the real-life version of "Ace Attorney", but the court has been replaced by the living room.
What impresses me the most is that companies that make games now are also willing to work on "small" themes. When we played "Sword of Immortal" we burst into tears and thought it was epic. Nowadays, the down-to-earth daily reasoning of "Baby, Listen to Me Explain" is even more poignant. Kesheng Network is also very discerning and knows that today's young people not only need to fight and kill, but also need to ponder the twists and turns in people's hearts.
Finally, to be honest, I have played two chapters of this game and it is indeed interesting. Although the operation is simpler than "Kindaichi", it is more realistic - those trivial contradictions, aren't they the posts we see in the forum every day? Recommended to all those who have complained in relationships. After playing it, you will find that the truth is often simpler than you think, and misunderstandings are more complicated than you think. Trust me, it's the experience of an experienced driver. 😎