I was browsing the forum today and saw someone talking about a "hardcore national war mobile game". I just rolled my eyes. Is it the krypton gold and card drawing thing again? But when I clicked in, I saw, my dear, charging mode 0, no in-app purchases? I was wondering what the trick was, so I came down and tried it, and ended up playing it all afternoon.
Let me be honest first. The opening of this game does have the flavor of a browser game. What about "highly recommended by three million players"? Oh my god, three million? But as I held my nose and played it, I found that there is quite a lot of content. It claims to be a replica of Overlord's Continent. I've never played that one, but the strategic siege in it is really interesting. It's not mindless numerical crushing, it requires arranging troops, and it feels a bit like DOTA-style offense and defense. You put arrow towers on the city wall, and then the opposite side rushes over from several roads. You have to defend the key points. This feels right.
What surprised me the most is that it actually has a bunch of single-player gameplay, such as the underground palace challenge, which is to grind down layer by layer, fight the BOSS and get equipment. Isn't this just a grinding game? There is also a hunting order, which is like a bounty mission. You can take it by yourself and chase NPCs everywhere, which is very exciting. Although the team dungeon says that you need to form a team, you can just ignore it and enter by yourself. The system will give you a few NPC teammates and you can still fight.
By the way, the traffic of this game is super low. It is advertised as 0.2M/hour. My actual measurement is almost the same. It basically synchronizes text data and consumes no traffic. It is suitable for playing on the subway. And the charging mode is 0. I played for most of the day and didn't see any recharge entrance, no VIP, no monthly card, no daily first recharge, everything is clean. Is there such a manufacturer these days? I almost thought it was a public welfare service.
Of course, it's definitely not that kind of masterpiece, with a mediocre impact and rough graphics, but it's better because it has many ways to play, and it really doesn't cheat money. If you are a player who hates spending money like me, and you want to find a mobile game that can be played and use your brain, this game can really be played as a stand-alone game. Anyway, I recommend giving it a try, it's not a bad deal. 😏