
To be honest, when I first saw the name "Fingertip Empire", I thought it was one of those skin-changing web games. Finally, I clicked in and played two games, and I couldn't figure it out—isn't this just “Age of Empires” on the mobile phone? ! And it costs nothing, it's completely free, and there's not even an in-app purchase pop-up. Can you believe it? 😮
Let's talk about the core gameplay first. Veteran RTS players should understand it instantly: making farmers, gathering resources, building buildings, exploding troops, and promoting families. Although the operation is on a touch screen, all the manual controls are given to you. You can click on each unit and building. You can micro-manage troops, focus fire, and retreat. The degree of freedom is indeed high, unlike some mobile games that give you the entire "auto-battle" and then just watch the show. What we want is the feeling of running in a hurry + starting a battle at the right time. This game can be said to have brought back the feeling of playing the empire in front of the computer on the mobile phone.
What is the most conscientious thing? You can play single-player battles casually, there is no stamina bar, and your progress will not be slowed down. You can play as many rounds as you like. There are also online battles, including 1V1, 2V2, and 3V3, but I don't like being tortured by real people, so I mainly stay in single-player. There are also game viewing and recording functions, which allow you to review your own novice operations, or watch how the bosses operate. This function is not necessarily available in many PC RTS. The map editor is also really made, and I can tinker with the map by myself. Although I don't have the patience to do it, I should be praised for my attitude.
Each country has its own unique advantages and disadvantages, and this is not a simple reskin. This is a good point. For example, some are strong in the early stage, while others are strong in the late stage. You need to think about your tactics. The graphics are pixelated, not very exquisite, but they have done everything that needs to be done, and the gameplay is solid. I would rather play this than those "first in the server" krypton gold-for-skin shit.
The charging mode is written as 0. I have never touched the paid entrance while playing. What do you think about the current virtues of the mobile game market? How many other games allow you to play a complete RTS for free? The producer is a small company in Suzhou and probably doesn't have the money to promote it, but this serious attitude towards gameplay is 10,000 times better than those who make money by drawing cards and monthly cards.
In short, mobile game players who like RTS, like "Age of Empires", and are tired of paying for cards, you should try this game. Don't expect it to have 3A picture quality, but in terms of strategic depth and conscience, it is definitely a clean stream on mobile phones. Anyway, I have deleted those games that "sign in to get SSR", and I can farm and fight at my fingertips. So exciting. 👍