Brothers and sisters, I'm here again! As a humble worker who commutes for an hour every day and only has a 40-minute lunch break, I recently found an excellent fragmented time artifact - traveling around the world by train. Don't let the name put you off, this game is really a savior for office workers! 😭
First let me talk about my usual time schedule: crowded in the subway during the morning rush hour, standing and playing with my mobile phone? It doesn't exist, it can only be held with one hand. There is still half an hour left for lunch break. I want to play a serious game. Ten minutes into the game, I am prompted to ask for a liver-full task. Sorry, I am exhausted from working overtime. Where do I get the energy from! But this game perfectly hits my pain points: 2D graphics, no pressure to operate with one hand, free and no money, no advertising pop-ups in the whole process (at least for now), and the key is - you can pause at any time! 😌
The background of the game is quite interesting. It asks you to be a train steward and rebuild the dilapidated railway system. There are only a few broken carriages at the beginning, slowly earn gold coins to unlock new trains, deliver goods, repair tracks, and improve the economy. Sound complicated? In fact, each game only takes a few minutes and a few clicks to complete a transport. It is especially suitable for two stops on the subway or two games before lunch break. And you can play without being connected to the Internet, so it's still fun when the signal is poor 🚂
Compared with those card-drawing mobile games that can make you angry at every turn, this game is so conscience-stricken. There are no physical limitations, and there are no scheduled activities to force you to go online. It is completely a "play when you want to play, and leave it alone if you don't want to play" mode. I recently played it on my commute and it felt much more fulfilling than watching short videos. At least my mind was not empty. I was still thinking about how to plan routes to improve efficiency 😂
By the way, the developer is Shenzhen-based Jixiang Interactive Entertainment. Although it is a small domestic company, the quality of this game really exceeds expectations. Currently Android 5.0 can run, and the thousand-yuan phone I have used for two years runs very smoothly. The only slight problem is that the novice tutorial is a little long, but it only lasts five minutes, so I can pass it after a while.
In short, I recommend it to all workers! If you often feel that you "want to play games but don't have time", try this train derailment (cross out) Train World Tour, maybe you can really find a little joy of driving a train and moving bricks on the subway (manual dog head) 🚆🚆🚆