This game is a classic Three Kingdoms SRPG. You play as Liu Bei, who starts selling straw sandals and conquers the world. The plot is quite solid, with all the famous scenes including the sworn friendship in the peach garden and three visits to the thatched cottage, and it's not the kind of dry reciting of lines, it's really immersive. Every time I take the subway and click on the plot with my headphones on, I feel like the adults and aunts squeezing around me have turned into ancient soldiers, hahahaha.
The gameplay is to move around the grid + release skills. Each level takes about 10-15 minutes, which is especially suitable for commuting to work. If you take the subway, the line is long, just enough to pass two or three checkpoints; if you are a transfer maniac like me, you can arrive at the station right after a fight without any delay. The most important thing is! This game has no physical limit. You can save single-player saves at will and stop whenever you want. You can even play two games while lying in bed in the middle of the night after working overtime. It is much better than those coquettish bitches who force you to log in online every day.
The military commander training system is also very good. You can collect Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, etc., and you can also collect treasures to match the equipment. I was recently thinking about how to train Zhang Fei to be a violent output, but I accidentally got immersed in it during my lunch break yesterday and almost forgot about the afternoon meeting...😂 But having said that, this game's plot can also teach you historical knowledge. Last time I talked to my colleagues about the Three Kingdoms, I could recite the details of the Battle of Guandu. I succeeded in pretending to be cool.
By the way, the running platform says 5.0, and the phone configuration requirements are not high. My three-year-old Android phone runs extremely smoothly. The developer is Chengdu Xinyue Entertainment. Some people may not have heard of it, but the quality of the game is really good. Although the graphics are in a retro pixel style, the battlefield special effects are quite interesting. Veteran war chess players should like it.
Finally, let's talk about the fee, which is directly 0 yuan! There are no in-app purchase pop-ups, no stamina bar to hold you back, just a pure stand-alone experience. To be honest, this kind of free and conscientious Three Kingdoms War chess is really rare on the market now. It is suitable for workers like me who don't want to spend too much money on the game and want to have fun. Brothers, if you feel bored on the commute, you can really come down and give it a try. Don't blame me if you pass the station haha~🚇📱