Alas, seeing this "Chinese Word Filling" took me back to the 1990s. There were no smart phones at that time, so we relied on a broken dictionary and a Walkman to memorize words. We listened to the weirdly accented English on the tape and chanted it like a sutra. I remember my dad bought me a Xiaobawang learning machine during the summer vacation. I inserted the card into it to learn typing, and ended up playing "Tank Battle" with it. I didn't remember a single word, haha😂
Now you young people are really enjoying themselves.
I glanced at this game and instantly remembered the "T-Word Puzzle" and "Scrabble" I played on PC back then. At that time, online battles were not popular yet, so I could only compete face to face with my roommates, and the loser would eat grilled cold noodles. Nowadays, you can challenge players around the world by picking up your mobile phone, and you can also take it out to complete two levels in a spare time. This level of convenience was simply a science fiction movie twenty years ago.
But having said that, this game is a bit like an upgraded version of the "Words With Friends" wave, but it combines crosswords and word memorization, which is really interesting. The most annoying thing for me when learning English was rote memorization. If there had been a game like this back then, I guess I wouldn't have had to rely on cheat sheets at level 4 or 6 😂 Its “connecting letters without raising your hand” operation method always made me feel like I was playing the hand speed game in Bejeweled, but now it's replaced with English words. The brain and hands move together, which is quite challenging.
The funniest thing is that the developer is also called "Moye Network Technology". Moye is an ancient swordsmith. This name is quite bluffing. I don't know if he intends to use the word "sword" to "cut" us, or if he wants us to use English "sword" in a different direction? 🤣
Anyway, an old gamer like me has seen all kinds of games, from Overlord to handheld games to mobile games. This kind of puzzle game is most afraid of getting boring after playing it, but this one is said to have a huge vocabulary library, and the levels will become increasingly difficult, which can be regarded as a conscience challenge for veteran players. Nowadays, the memory of mobile phones often starts at 64G. Games with dozens of megabytes are not a problem at all, and this game is free! In the past, a cassette cost hundreds of dollars, which makes me feel sad just thinking about it.
Without further ado, I have already downloaded one and am going to challenge the vocabulary of young people on the subway to show them what "old ginger is spicier" means. If you want to increase your knowledge while playing, you can also give it a try. It doesn't cost money anyway. You can memorize a few words and still pretend to be an educated person. It's not a loss at all😎