Recently I have been playing "Gundam Clash", which is the mobile game with the genuine Gundam IP. I originally thought that this kind of IP-oriented game would also be fan-oriented, but it turned out to be really good.
Let's talk about what impresses me the most: the time for a single game is really short! One game lasts about 2 minutes, which is exactly the distance from my home to the subway station. The operation is also very fool-like, with the left joystick and the right attack button, and you can release the big move automatically by pressing it. There is no need to memorize any combo lists at all. For me, this is a hard truth. After all, when I squeezed into the subway in the morning, I couldn't even stretch my hands. If you ask me to perform the operation of a fighting game, wouldn't it cost me my life?
There are story modes, arenas, challenge modes, etc. in the game, but the breakthrough mode is what I play most. The advantage is that you can pause it! Really, those who work overtime are most afraid of playing for an entire hour. Several times my boss suddenly came to me and just clicked pause to lock the screen. After finishing the work, I came back to continue playing. It was so touching.
Collecting mobile suits is also very interesting, and the probability of drawing cards... Anyway, I, an African, can also draw a three-star Strike Gundam, which is considered a conscience. And it doesn't require any effort. It's enough to get a few stamina online every day, which is very friendly to 996 social animals.
Oh, by the way, this game really brings back the feeling of watching anime when I was a kid. The body model is very detailed, and you can see the texture of the lightsaber when the turntable moves. Although I'm not a big fan, I still get a little excited when I see mobiles like Freedom Gundam and Unicorn.
Finally, a small complaint: the voice pack for this game is in Japanese, and sometimes people watch it when I play it outside on the subway (thanks to my thick skin). It is recommended to play with headphones and pretend that you are watching the show.
In short, if you are also a part-time worker who has just graduated a few years ago and want to experience the feeling of driving a Gundam in your spare time, this game is worth a try. Anyway, my daily routine now is: driving Gundam for commuting, flying Gundam for lunch break, and flying Gundam for fishing in meetings (of course, don't follow my example).