Hello night owls, it's me, staying up all night again…
I wanted to finish the branch plot of a certain masterpiece early this morning, but my hand slipped and opened this little game called "Come biubiubiu", and then... nothing happened, it was almost dawn🌅
To be honest, I originally thought that a game with this name was just mindless, but when I opened it, I discovered that it actually used fruits as cannonballs? ! There are watermelon cannonballs, pineapple cannonballs, and even durian cannonballs. When they are blasted out, the picture is so magical 😂 When the durian cannonballs are smashed out, a piece of yellow goo will explode on the screen, and the sound effect will also have a "pop" sound, giving you an inexplicable sense of relief.
The game is mindless, just aim, launch, watch the fruit explode, and repeat the process. When playing late at night, the background music is that kind of brisk electronic sound, which is not noisy and is just right when wearing headphones. And each level is not long, so it's suitable to play one round and then sleep, but every time I say “the last round”, and then three more rounds come... 😑
What struck me the most was that the pace was really slow. There was no countdown rushing you, and there was no pressure to score high scores. It was like playing a fruit version of whack-a-mole in front of the screen late at night. It is especially suitable for relaxing before going to bed. And because it's free with no in-app purchases (the developer Qingdao Yu Lingxi has a conscience), there's no need to worry about being forced to spend money.
The only little reminder: don't play in bed, it's easy to hit your face with your phone, don't ask me how I know 🤕
Okay, I'm going to catch up on my sleep. See you in the afternoon (maybe).