Let's talk about the conclusion first: Although this product is a mobile game, it is more like a stand-alone game than 90% of the garbage online games now.
Which of the so-called "massively multiplayer online" games these days doesn't force you to join a guild, do your daily work every day, and eat shit if you don't spend money? Each and every one of them falls into the money-seeking card drawing pool. If you hit 648, you won't even see a splash, and you have to be bald to catch up with the big army. Bah! 😤
But this "No Regrets in China" is different. You enter and directly choose an era, become a monarch, farm and fight, and develop national strength. There is no compulsion to add friends, no daily tasks forcing you to go online, and no VIP level suppression. You can play whenever you want and stop whenever you want, exactly the same rhythm as a stand-alone game. 🎮
Its charging mode is actually marked as 0? I didn't believe it at first, but after playing it I realized that this game is a buy-out experience. At most, there are some in-app purchases, but it is never forced to pay. You can unify China and achieve hundreds of endings by relying on strategy and operation. Isn't this 10,000 times better than those mobile games that charge money and draw cards?👏
Moreover, the historical research is done very carefully. From the Han Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms, all kinds of famous ministers and generals can be recruited. Although the UI and operation have a bit of a mobile game feel, the core gameplay is based on stand-alone strategy - internal affairs, diplomacy, and war. Every step requires the use of your brain. It's not like online games where you just point and click and look at the damage numbers without thinking.
Think about the current games under the banner of "multiplayer social", aren't they just to make you compare and make money? Mobile games like "No Regrets China" that allow you to quietly play history by yourself are the real treasures.
Of course, if you insist that it is not a pure stand-alone game, I agree. But it gives single-player players a pure land where they don't need to socialize, worry, or spend money. For this reason, I recommend that all brothers who have been sickened by the cancer of online games give it a try.
Don't let the word “mobile game” scare you away, this game has a real stand-alone soul packed into it. 😎