Brothers, I am a social mobile game player who commutes for two hours every day and only has a half-hour lunch break. This week I was given a lot of work by my boss, and I was still waiting for feedback at ten o'clock in the evening. I simply took out my mobile phone to fish for fish, and found a treasure game "Blast That Zombie", which directly cured my incurable disease of "I want to play games but don't have time."
Let's talk about the pain points first: What are you most afraid of when working at work? The operation of being caught by the boss was too complicated. When I looked up, I found a bunch of villains running around on the screen, and I couldn't even explain it. This game perfectly avoids this minefield and stays idle throughout the entire game. You only need to click twice to upgrade your troops while commuting, or study the technology tree while going to the bathroom during your lunch break, and you can watch the zombies being knocked down by special warriors. I tried logging on the subway for five minutes. When I got to the station, I read the battle report and got 200,000 gold coins. I was so happy that I almost passed the station.
The game setting is quite old-school but classy: a wasteland world, a survivor base, and a million zombie siege. Does it sound like a certain krypton-exploded SLG? Don't worry, it's neither liver nor krypton. My crappy Android 5.0 phone runs very fast, it's free to download, and there are 0 yuan in-app purchases (at least the recharge box hasn't popped up since I've been playing). Special warrior skills are automatically released, and scientific and technological research can be done within seconds. The only manual operation required is the "Commander! Send troops quickly!" button, but that is just a pre-war deployment, just click it.
The most critical thing is fragmented time management. In the past, when I was playing "Glory of XX" during my lunch break, my colleagues would always take me to eat. Now I just switch to the background and play it. When I come back, I see that the zombie siege progress bar is full and the troops are automatically fighting. Moreover, this game can be set to silent mode, and it can be upgraded secretly even when it is placed on your lap during a meeting. Of course, don't follow my example. Last time, I was almost caught by the director vibrating under the table.
What about shortcomings? There is basically no sense of impact, and the scene is just like a Q version of a villain fighting zombies, but what you want is to fish at work, not to watch a movie. Moreover, the Nanjing Moxie factory does not have those disgusting daily tasks to force you to log in, which is perfect for Buddhist players. I now take the subway for 10 minutes each morning and evening, and take a 10-minute lunch break. In three days, I upgraded my base to level three, crushing the zombie wave in the same period.
I guess Brother Youjie will ask: "What does this have to do with music?" It has a lot to do with it! While I was fighting zombies, I used "Blast that zombie" as BGM to supplement my brain. On the subway, I shook my head and my aunt regarded me as a lunatic. I strongly recommend that you listen to a song while commuting, such as "The Final Countdown", and when paired with the zombie headshots on the screen, you will instantly feel like the savior of the world, and your resentment over working overtime will disappear.
Final summary: If you are a 996 social animal like me and want a game that doesn't take up time to decompress, just go for it. Anyway, it's free, so you won't lose any money if you download it and try it. Don't ask me why I recommend such an unpopular game. Just ask me because I worked overtime until two in the morning today. I had just finished fighting zombies and was about to go to bed. My phone vibrated - oh boy, the zombie wave is coming again. I clicked "hang up" and the world was clean. 😴