First of all, let me state that I am a social worker. I commute two hours back and forth every day and take a one-hour lunch break. How can I still play games in this small amount of time? Don't tell me, I really found a treasure😏
I have been playing the game "Escape Room 16 Temple Ruins" on the subway for a week, and the plot can actually be connected! The protagonist is a botanist, and his grandmother is the director of a heritage park. As a result, he is inexplicably involved in mysterious events and has to save endangered plants. At first I thought it was an easy decryption, but the more I played, the more I got into it. The clues were connected one after another, and the super-large map felt like a real adventure.
What is the most conscientious thing? free! Totally free! There are no pop-up ads or physical limitations. I was able to solve two or three puzzles in one go during my lunch break. The picture is also very exquisite, with a Russian style of old castle + forest. The colors are so comfortable that it is not dazzling when you lie in bed and play at night.
The key is that you don't need to be connected to the Internet. You can still play even if there is no signal on the subway. And each level is designed just right. It takes about 10-15 minutes to pass each level, which is exactly one station away. Sometimes I am exhausted from working overtime, and when I go home and lie down on the bed, I don't want to think about anything, so I just poke it twice to relieve the pressure.
Well, let me remind you that Android 5.0 and above can be installed, and it will be no problem for Huawei, Xiaomi, etc. The developer is a Martian from Shenzhen. I didn't expect that domestic single-player puzzle solving would be so attentive. The plot actually had a suspenseful twist. It wasn't until later in the game that I realized that my grandma had been tricked by Bruna...
In short, if office workers are looking for a puzzle game that is time-consuming, effortless, and can keep you immersed for a few minutes, this game is really for you! I have given Amway to three colleagues, and one of them passed the test on the subway hahaha.