Do you guys still remember? At that time, floppy disks were used to install "Three Kingdoms", and one disk was all it took. Now when I turn on my mobile phone, I see that the graphics of mobile games such as "Master of Kings" are becoming more and more exquisite, and the generals can be modeled at a glance, but I always feel that something is missing.
I thought about it for a few days, maybe it was because it was too full. There are a lot of systems, drawing cards and developing them. Going online every day is like clocking in at work. After completing the fixed tasks, I began to regret: When I was a child, I played "Overlord's Continent". There were only six generals. I chose Huang Zhong and brought a book, and ran around the map to catch Lu Bu. I had a lot of fun all day long.
As a result, I downloaded "The King's Division" and played it for three days. Hey, it really made me feel a little bit like back then.
It also has card drawing and upgrades, but there are not so many messy daily tasks to bother you. To be honest, the most annoying thing about mobile games nowadays is the red dot that forces you to click on it. This game is good, you can play it as long as you like without forcing you to go online. The core gameplay is to occupy territory, farm, and form alliances to fight national wars.
What makes me most satisfied is its combination of military commanders. Look at Mr. Guan paired with Xiao Qiao and Hua Tuo. Who could have imagined this combination back then? At that time, when we played "Three Kingdoms", it was Zhao Yun paired with Zhuge Liang, which was the standard configuration. Now I figure out my own routines, which is like developing new dishes. It's quite addictive.
And it can be played without spending money. The manufacturer, Shenzhen Cool Rice, sounds like a studio, but it's probably not the kind that cuts leeks. I, the Zero Krypton Party, have been playing for a week, and just relying on alliances and talk, I became a small leader in the district server. The feeling was as good as that time when I held the city all night long in an Internet cafe.
Now this game is only over 200 MB, not that big, right? But I think it has more fun than those PC games with a few Gs. Maybe it's because everyone is so impetuous now that even games are made like fast food. On the contrary, this little-known product still retains the purity of the old games.
I remember when we played "Romance of the Three Kingdoms 5", we never looked up the strategy, we all relied on our own guessing. This game brought me back that feeling. If you have free time, you might as well give it a try, maybe you can find some traces of the past.
Let's not talk anymore. I have to discuss tonight's siege with the Alliance people. There is an alliance leader on the opposite side who is particularly jumpy. I have to teach him a lesson🤪