Do you know? I commute to the subway for an hour and a half every day, and I still have half an hour for my lunch break. The sum of these two hours is my "prime time for gaming." I used to be obsessed with playing mobile games until early in the morning, and I went to work with dark circles under my eyes the next day, and was scolded by my boss several times😭 Later, I learned to be good, and I looked for games that I could pause at any time, play every ten minutes, and have fun without spending money.
I recently played "Three Kingdoms 2". To be honest, I went there because of the IGS genuine authorized title - who can understand the memories of playing "Three Kingdoms 2" with coins in the arcade! As a result, I found that this game is tailor-made for office workers. The level design is very compact, one level takes about five or six minutes, and you can finish two levels on the subway just in time to reach the station. Moreover, it retains many classic props, such as the Zhang Ling Sword and the Tianshi Talisman. When using skills, the phone vibrates, which is similar to the feeling of the joystick back then.
The best part is that you don't have to pay for it. The paid mode is 0. I played for a week without spending a penny. Generals such as Guan Yu and Zhao Yun can be unlocked, and the equipment is also dropped by completing levels. Every day at noon, I team up with my colleagues to play a legion battle. I can chat with the group for ten minutes, which is much more conscience than those games that require recharging to increase the combat power.
There are also shortcomings, that is, sometimes I play so much during my lunch break that I forget to eat🤔 There was also a time when I was playing BOSS on my way to get off work. I sat and stood for two kilometers... But overall, this game has a comfortable rhythm and is suitable for workers like us who don't have time to play but want to regain our arcade memories. Occasionally on the weekends, I can make appointments with friends to discuss in real time, and the connection is not laggy, which is a good point.
Anyway, I am currently doing my daily grind on the subway, playing dungeons during my lunch break, and casually playing a game to decompress before working overtime. I have managed my time well. If you are also an office worker and miss the feeling of the arcade before, you can try this game, and remember not to sit and stand like me 😂