Let me start with the conclusion: This crappy game is really fun. I have been playing it for a week. It takes almost 40 minutes to commute to and from get off work every day, and I have reached more than 200 levels.
In fact, when I first saw the name "Insert Every Thing", I thought it was a kind of find-the-fault game that tests my eyesight. But when I opened it, I realized--oh my god, this is inserting a ball on a steel pipe! The rules are very simple: press and hold the screen to let the ball fly out, hit the rotating steel pipe, and insert into the gap between the previous balls, without touching other balls. Sounds easy, right? But when you get to the end of the game, the steel pipe spins so fast and the balls are so densely packed, you will really doubt your life.
It has two modes. "Take advantage of every opportunity" is the classic ball-inserting gameplay. "Turn, turn, and eliminate" is more like a puzzle game. You need to calculate the right time to make the ball hit the balls of the same color to eliminate them. I prefer the front one, it's exciting enough, and the "ding" sound every time I successfully insert it is really super stress-relieving. And each level only lasts for tens of seconds, so you won't feel bad if you lose and try again, which is especially suitable for the fragmented time on the subway.
The most conscientious thing is that it is completely free, with no advertising pop-ups and only occasional small ads at the bottom, which does not delay playing at all. The developer Duobit is from Wuhan and is very good at making mini games. The Bubble Cat I played before was also made by them, but this one is much more playable than Bubble Cat. There are more than 400 levels. For an office worker like me, I can reach more than 200 in a week, which is enough to kill a month of commuting time.
There are also disadvantages, that is, it takes too much time. Sometimes I sit down and stand up when I look up😅. The difficulty of the later levels soars, and my hand speed and reaction have to keep up, and it is easy to get angry while playing. But considering that a free game can do this, what kind of bike do you need? Hurry up and go to the next one. You can play it on Android 5.0 and above. Don't ask me why I know it so well. I'm still using an old phone from the year before last.
In short, I recommend this game to those who, like me, squeeze into the subway every day and can only use their mobile phones for 10 minutes during lunch breaks. This game is really worth a try.