
The thing is like this, I usually only play in the single-player area. When I see the words "5V5" and "MOBA", my first reaction is "another skin-changing scammer." But yesterday I was browsing the forum and clicked into the movie and TV section. Someone actually talked about "Don't Run After School" and said that this game has 80 talents and hundreds of growth routes. Isn't this nonsense? After checking the results, it was free, with no in-app purchases, and it was purely based on technology, so I really had to give it a try.
How can I put it this way? This game feels like those classic RPG maps I played secretly in the computer room when I was a kid, but it's very neat on my mobile phone. The 2D cartoon graphics look relaxed, but the fighting is quite hardcore. It has all the joys of old MOBAs such as squatting in the grass, counter-killing with residual health, and skill prediction, but the pace is faster and a game only lasts for ten minutes. It is suitable for people like me who don't want to be kidnapped by long-term tasks.
The most surprising thing is its talent system. It's not the kind of "talent" that you can unlock by charging money, but it's really a random combination in each game, and the playing style is completely different. I once played a tank. I clicked on the rebound damage and range explosion, and rushed directly into the crowd. The five people on the opposite side were stunned by my blast. The feeling of pleasure that I get purely from understanding the game mechanics is much more comfortable than opening a box and withdrawing gold. 😤
Moreover, this game does not force social interaction, there is no guild sign-in, and there are no friend invitation rewards. Just match up and do it. It's very friendly to socially anxious players like me. How amazing would you say it is? That's not true, but it is the kind of free work that "seriously focuses on gameplay", which is already considered a rare species in today's environment.
If you are tired of going online every day to collect energy and draw cards so crookedly that you don't even recognize them, you might as well try this. It's not perfect, but at least when I'm playing it, I can feel like I'm playing the game rather than being played by the game. 👍
Finally, I checked this "4.0" platform and it should be able to run on Android version 4.0 and above. Don't be scared. Anyway, it's free, you don't have to pay to download it, and you won't lose money if you delete it if it's not fun. that's all.