I have watched a lot of mobile e-sports competitions recently. To be honest, MOBA and chicken games now occupy most of the world. Watching too many games will inevitably lead to some aesthetic fatigue. However, I saw an exhibition match of strategy games at a comprehensive event two days ago, and suddenly I felt that this kind of brain-intensive confrontation was actually quite interesting. I just happened to be playing "Wolong Yin - Mobile Version" recently. I feel that although it is not as exciting as those fast-paced competitive games, the tactical game and resource scheduling in it actually have a bit of e-sports flavor.
"Wolong Yin" is a strategy war game with the theme of the Three Kingdoms. The core gameplay is to develop cities, recruit generals, match troops, and then attack cities and territories. Don't tell me, there is a restraint relationship between the arms in this game. Lancers can defeat cavalry, cavalry can defeat infantry, infantry can defeat archers, etc. The idea is similar to the BP link in the game. When arranging your troops, you have to consider what lineup your opponent may have, and then make targeted adjustments. This kind of psychological game is actually often seen in mobile e-sports events, but there are players operating on the stage, and here you are strategizing in front of the screen.
In addition, the skills and attributes of military commanders in the game are also random. This is a bit like version updates in e-sports. Sometimes when a certain military commander is strengthened, you have to rebuild the system around him. Sometimes, when a certain military commander is weakened, you have to change your play style. After playing it, I feel that if you want to dominate in "Wolong Yin", it is not enough to rely on krypton gold or liver. Your judgment of the situation, allocation of resources, and understanding of tactics are often more critical than pure combat power values. Just like when watching KPL, those strong teams do not rely on operations to crush them, but rely on rhythm suppression and decision-making to win. This game is actually the same.
Moreover, this game is a green game, and the charging mode mark is 0, which means you can play it without spending crazy money. The official also seems to emphasize that ordinary players can get ahead with perseverance, which reminds me of those players who come up from the youth training team and slowly accumulate time and love. In this era of fast-food mobile games, it is quite rare to have a strategy game that requires brains and pays attention to long-term operations. If you are the kind of audience who likes to study tactics and see operational games on the field, you might as well try "Wolong Yin-Mobile Version", maybe you can find another kind of "e-sports" fun.