Brothers, I've been working overtime recently to the point where I'm questioning my life. It's too hard to watch short videos on the subway every day, let alone those expensive mobile games that only last half an hour every day and hang up on weekends😭. As a result, during my lunch break last week, I was browsing and browsing, and suddenly I saw a stand-alone martial arts game called "Crossing the Martial Arts", and it was actually free! I just tried it with the mentality of "passing the time and trying it", and it turned out to be really delicious.
Let me talk about my actual situation first: I squeezed into the subway for 15 minutes in the morning, took a 20-minute lunch break to eat, and squeezed in for half an hour on the way to get off work. It is simply impossible to sit in a pit and play a game of chess like I did when I was a student. But the most exciting thing about "Crossing the Martial Arts" is that its combat system is a grid real-time battle chess! It's not a turn-based card where you hit me and I hit you, but it's a bit like "Fire Emblem", where you play on a grid in real time, but you only have a few minutes to operate a game, you can stop whenever you want, and there is no CD in the archive. I personally tested it. I started a game on the subway and turned it off immediately when I arrived at the station. The progress will still be there next time I open it. There is no need to connect to the Internet and wait for the reading in the air.
Moreover, this game is said to be "similar to Jin Yong, with a high degree of freedom." I played it for two days, and it does feel a bit like an ancient martial arts RPG. You can learn martial arts, match moves, and even have many martial arts choices. The most important thing is - it has no in-app purchases! No drawing cards! No physical limitations! The developer, Duomeng Network, is probably a small team that makes independent games. The charging model is simply written as "0". I thought it was a trial version at first, but I reached the tenth level without encountering any payment prompts at all. This is very friendly to workers. There is no need to watch advertisements in exchange for rewards, and there is no need to worry about whether to recharge the monthly card.
Of course, the picture quality... after all, it is a small game with a pixelated style, but the movements of the villain during battle are quite smooth. The plot text is a bit humorous and often makes jokes. My colleagues caught a glimpse of it during my lunch break and asked me what novel I was reading. If you are like me, too busy to even have the energy to play games, but you still want to enjoy the martial arts addiction once in a while, you can really try this wave of Amway. Anyway, it's free, and you don't need to pay to download it. Just take a short vacation for yourself after spending 10 minutes fishing on the subway🚇.