Hello brothers, I am a veteran player, an uncle who has played all the way from red and white consoles to mobile games. Today I come to the emotional literature section, and for no other reason than to talk about a new game that allows me to regain the feeling of fighting in the past - "The Final Battle".
Let me tell you something first. I just checked my phone and saw that this game supports Android 4.3, and I immediately laughed. I think back then, smartphones were not even popular yet. We used Nokia to play Snake on the way to school. Now young people are using mobile phones to play this kind of war strategy from God's perspective. It's really like a different world🤔
The game "Decisive Time" is, to put it bluntly, a combination of tower defense + strategy. When I first saw the word "tower defense", my first reaction was the days when I played "Plants vs. Zombies" on the computer. Moving forward, the classic scene of "Defense Formation" in the arcade was still vivid in my mind. But "Decisive Moment" obviously understands the trend better - it not only defends the home, but also takes the initiative to send troops to attack strongholds. It pays attention to "observe the time and quantity of the enemy's troops, and arrange the rhythm of the troops reasonably." It is a bit like the feeling of arranging troops in "Three Kingdoms". However, at that time, you had to manually operate a bunch of units. Now you can just swipe with your finger. Technology is really convenient.
What surprises me the most is that this game is actually free😲! I remember back then when we wanted to play "Red Alert" we had to go shopping for CDs at pirated counterfeit stores, spending dozens of dollars and feeling distressed for a long time. Now there is no threshold for mobile gaming, and you can play more than 400 battles. I tried it. Each general has unique skills, and can collect artifact fragments to increase the strength of the army. The attributes of the soldiers can also be upgraded in the store. When I was playing "Grand Strategy" at that time, there were no exclusive skills. I could only fight against the numerical values. If I couldn't beat it, I couldn't beat it.
Of course, old games have the soul of old games, and new games have the spirit of new games. "Battle Hour" combines strategic depth with the convenience of mobile games very well, at least it doesn't make me, an old timer, feel awkward. If you also miss the time when you commanded thousands of troops in an Internet cafe, you might as well give it a try. It doesn't cost any money, just make a new friend for your youth😄.