Hey, fellow Time Hunter veterans, good evening! I am your old driver. I am 35 years old this year. I have played from Famicom to PS5. There were no smartphones at that time. I could even play Tetris for an entire afternoon. It's better now. When I turn on my phone, I see that each game starts with a few gigabytes. The update package is thicker than your family's recipe. It always gives you an "optimized experience, please download the 1.2G resource package". Come on, my phone's memory has become a luxury single room. It's really expensive.
Just now, when I was browsing the forum, I accidentally discovered a thing called "Everyone Comes to Decorate". I looked at the introduction: Match 3, simple rules, no time limit, and only a few dozen MB of memory? I didn't believe it at first, but when I clicked in and took a look, holy shit, it was really a clean elimination game. That's it? That's it? As a result, I played for half an hour and couldn't stop.
Let me tell you, many young players today may not know that in the past we played games just for fun, not for liver. Just like this game, click on three identical blocks to eliminate them and pass the level. It's that simple. There is no combat power ranking, no magical equipment for the first recharge, no diamonds for logging in for seven consecutive days, and I don't even see a krypton gold entrance (anyway, I flipped through three pages of menus and couldn't find it). The interface is as refreshing as the "Lianliankan" I played back then, but it also adds a little bit of strategy - you have to put three identical blocks into the collection box first, which feels a bit like a brain teaser.
While I was playing, I thought to myself: This is a game. What kind of chicken games are there nowadays, like Genshin Impact? The graphics are really awesome, but it's so tiring to play, it feels like going to work. If you are as old as me, your fingers are no longer flexible, and your eyesight is blurred, this kind of stress-free little game is suitable for retirement. And it can also activate the brain. After playing it for half an hour, I felt much more awake than watching short videos for half an hour.
Therefore, I sincerely recommend it to all veterans. If you feel that the recent masterpieces are too tiring and have too many updates, you might as well try this "Everyone Decorates" game. It doesn't take up space and doesn't require money. You can pick it up and use it at any time. It's suitable for those of us who are nostalgic. The last sentence: I think back then we played games for fun, not for data. 😎