
You know that I never believe in any national IP licensed games, they are basically just repurchase goods that waste feelings. But this game is indeed interesting. It does not pile up krypton points to make you feel uncomfortable, but it really brings out the slow-paced energy of "the life you long for".
To be honest, I usually annoy the most about those online games, with daily activities, guild battles, and world bosses. Playing a game is more tiring than clocking in at work. If you don't go online for three days, the guild will kick you out. Is that called relaxing? That's torture. And this game is very strange. When you come back after being offline for 800 years, the yard is still the same yard, the dog is still the same dog, and no one urges you to do your daily work. You can plant vegetables if you want, decorate if you want, and listen to NPCs chatting if you want. Damn it, isn't this the charm of stand-alone games? There is no PVP ranking to kidnap you, and there is no combat power system telling you that you must become stronger. You only need to make the small yard of 40 square meters look like what you want.
Although it is a mobile game, it brings out the self-rhythm of a stand-alone game. Do you think it's one of those bitch-style “Today's Only Specials”? no. It is a little widow that stays with you in a daze quietly. If you are not online, it will raise flowers and amuse the dog on your phone every day. It will wait for you to get up and go in to have a look, and it will also leave you with new little surprises. There is no compulsory social interaction, no rankings to compare, all the content is played slowly by yourself. Wouldn't you say this is a paradise for stand-alone players?
If you have to say there is something wrong with this game, it is that it does have traces of advertising promotion in the later stages. As a free game, you have to eat. But don't worry, it won't play videos, it won't force you to watch ads, and it will definitely not appear if you don't click on it. Much better than those ugly looking guys.
All in all, Huatian Xiaoyuan is a small bottle of sweet water that I ordered when I was bored recently. It is not a shocking masterpiece, but at least it allowed me to find the pure myself when I played the game. No need to compete with anyone, no need to kneel down and lick the boss, no need to pinch and move around. Just a yard, a dog, and a heart that wants to transform. Enough. That's enough. 😌