Let me make it clear first, I am a stand-alone hunter. When I saw the word "free", I instinctively became wary, but in the end, this game really didn't cost me much money. The charging mode says 0, which is a real zero. There is no first-time recharge pop-up window when entering, there is no stamina bar to block you, and there are no limited balls for drawing cards. It's a pure stand-alone game that can be played even when the internet is disconnected.
The gameplay is the same as Zuma's ancestors. Three balls of the same color disappear when they are touched together. The feel is very smooth. The rhythm of the frog's mouth spitting out the ball is not laggy. The explosion sound of "咻咻咻咻" during the combo is a great relief. The picture adopts a classic bright style, and the special effects are not earthy. The ripples of water and the elimination of feedback of golden lightning are actually a bit gorgeous.
I would like to highlight the level design. There is no such disgusting dead end. The goal of each level is very clear. It does not allow you to score points without thinking, but to solve it with ideas. Various special balls will pop up in the middle - explosive balls, lightning balls, deceleration balls and so on. With the skill upgrade system, you can customize your own play style in the later stage and play with a little strategy. Skill upgrading is not the kind of routine where you spend diamonds to upgrade in seconds. It is slowly developed by accumulating resources through passing levels, and the sense of development is quite solid.
The props are also provided generously, especially the retreat ball, which can save someone if a hand slips and makes a mistake. It is very friendly to handicapped people like us. If you want to hit the rankings, study the stacking order of props, which can open up a gap of tens of thousands of points.
To be honest, nine out of ten games on the market now with the titles of "Interactive Entertainment" and "Network Technology" are money-making products. This "Legend of Zuma" is more like an honest kid on the Symbian in the early years, playing the game calmly and not being a monster at all. It can run on Android 5.0 system, and there is no lag on old mobile phones. Taking it out and playing two levels on the subway is a hundred times better than playing the so-called free games where you watch ads in exchange for rewards.
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