Brothers, I am a veteran who has been on the forum for so many years, and today I must come to Amway to play "National Chess". I'm not telling you, this game takes me back to my childhood - there were no smartphones at that time. My dad taught me to play chess. The chessboards were made of cardboard and the chess pieces were bottle caps. It's great now that you can play chess with friends from all over the country in real time when you turn on your mobile phone, and you can even watch and chat. Gee, technology changes life.
Seriously, the gaming industry has changed so much over the years. I have experienced card insertion in red and white machines, coin operation in arcades, LAN connections in computer rooms, and now mobile online games. It is like taking a time machine. Take chess as an example. In the past, if you wanted to find someone to play chess, you had to go to the park to find an uncle, or buy a stand-alone version of "Chinese Chess" and compete with the computer AI. The AI at that time was so stupid that it would get stuck after just a few moves. It was not like the evaluation system of "National Chess" now, which can analyze your chess moves and tell you where you made mistakes.
What surprises me most about this game is the game. Old players all know that chess is a popular game in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Turning over chess pieces to see your luck is very exciting! I played with my cousin when I was a kid, but no one remembered it as time passed. Now I can actually replay it in a mobile game, and the real-time matching is much more interesting than turning the cards on my own against the chessboard back then. The physical endgame is also a classic and tests your calculation skills. It is recommended to friends who want to improve their chess skills.
To be honest, I used to play "Time Hunter" to kill and kill, but now I calm down and play chess. Maybe because I'm older, I find this kind of slow-paced game more enjoyable. But having said that, the graphics of today's games are really exquisite. The wooden chessboard and three-dimensional chess pieces are a hundred times better than my bottle cap chess pieces😄. And it's free! The Zero Yuan Party can also have fun, and the developer Nanjing Moye is very kind.
One last word: I remember fighting against the sky and the earth for "The King of Fighters" in the arcade. Now I can play chess and chat on my mobile phone. It's great. Young players, don't just play chicken and spray pesticides, try this "National Chess" and experience the wisdom and fun of the older generation of players. Maybe you will fall in love with this kind of competitive feeling that does not rely on hand speed, but purely on brains. Download it!