Think back to those days, when smartphones were not yet commonplace. To play a game, we had to go to the canteen to buy a pirated CD, or go to an Internet cafe to download a small game worth tens of megabytes. Now there are dozens of Gs at every turn. The graphics are better and the map is bigger, but as I play, I always feel that something is missing. Recently, I accidentally discovered a little game called "Who made the snitch?" Hey, the name is down-to-earth enough, right?
The capacity is only 5.0 (although I don't know what the unit is, it's very small anyway), it's free, and there are no in-app purchases. It's so clean! The game asks you to find out who is snitching to the teacher in the conversation. Each level is a dialogue, and you have to be like a detective, looking for flaws in the words of those little brats. For example, Xiao Ming said "I haven't been to the office after class", and Xiao Hong said "I have been doing my homework in my seat"... Oops, this kind of "solving crimes purely by talking" reminds me of the feeling of playing "Ace Attorney" back then, but that game took half a day to complete one level, and this one is much easier.
Moreover, this game does not require a very good mobile phone, and the configuration requirements are pitifully low, which I particularly appreciate. Nowadays, many games ask you to update more than ten gigabytes when they are released, but you will get bored after playing it for half an hour. This kind of small but exquisite game can actually make people calm down and think about it.
To be honest, the game industry is becoming more and more popular now, and the graphics are getting better and better, but many gameplays are becoming more and more repetitive, and the plots are becoming more and more clumsy. Like this "Who's the Snitch", there are no fancy special effects, just pure dialogue and pure reasoning, but it allows me to regain the pure joy of secretly playing games with my classmates when I was a child. At that time, "Legend of Sword and Fairy" was only a few hundred megabytes, and we could discuss it for months. Although this game is small, the levels are very cleverly designed. In some places, you have to listen to the dialogue repeatedly to find clues, so that you can catch the thief.
Enough nonsense, if you are tired of those "masterpieces" that require hundreds of hours of work at every turn and want to find some relaxing fun, you can try this. Please support this small team that is serious about gameplay. Anyway, it's free and not big, so you won't suffer any loss if you download it. (By the way, the developer is Shenzhen Kesheng Network, come on, buddy!)😎🕹️