As a veteran who has played hundreds of card types, my first impression of "Fighting Three Kingdoms" is that it has a crude name, but it offers a lot of things. Since all the guys in the forum like to look at the clues, we won't deal with those vain people and go directly to the hard-core evaluation.
Picture (7.5/10)
To be honest, it doesn't have the same movie-level CG as the 3A masterpieces, but it is better in that the style is unified and the three-dimensional drawing is quite sexy. The original painting of the military commander follows a tough national style. Guan Yu's beard is clearly defined, Diao Chan's eyes are stringy, and the metal reflections in the armor are quite textured. The combat special effects are of the "no money as long as the special effects" type. The big move explodes in full screen and shakes the screen, coupled with the phone vibration, it feels like a popcorn blockbuster. Among similar idle cards, this level is considered to be above average.
Gameplay (8/10)
The core is just one word: cool. The biggest selling point of the game is the "infinite card drawing" and "all the heroes take turns to fight" mechanisms. In the early stage, it gave away two 20-star generals, and even started with a 0.1% discount, which directly smoothed the starting line of Krypton Lao and Zero Krypton. Do you think it's the kind of stingy game where you can only use it as dog food if you draw useless cards? No, the cool operation of its gameplay is that it can infinitely reset the lineup. Today, you can play the bond of the five tiger generals, tomorrow you can change the Wei cavalry to charge, and the day after tomorrow, you can create a mix and match of heroes. There are no sunk costs at all.
The income from AFK is also particularly suitable for social animals like us. You go online to collect food every two hours, and the stamina system will not get stuck on your neck. The core fun is unlimited trial lineups, studying bonds and restraint relationships, and the depth is a little higher than pure AFK.
Krypton Gold (9/10)
This is probably the scariest place. The charging mode says 0, but it's actually 0.1% off at the extreme micro krypton rate. You can get a lot of resources with the first charge of 6 yuan, and the VIP level is based on activity. There is not much difference in the number of card draws between v10 bosses and v1 commoners. The key difference lies in the development of resources. This leads to a miracle: if you recharge with two digits, you can actually experience the pleasure of recharging with five digits in traditional krypton gold games. Of course, planning is not a charity, and the star upgrade materials will still be stuck in the later stage, but it is basically not forced to use krypton. It is a state of conscience that "you can enjoy it for three days if you charge 36 yuan, and you can grind it out over time even if you don't charge it."
Social (6.5/10)
To be honest, this game is socially weak. There is a legion system, but it is mainly used to fight bosses and receive rewards. The chat channel spends most of the time discussing lineup matching, and there is nothing like the confidante system. It's perfectly suitable for those who like to play cards in a single player, but if you are the kind of person who wants to find love in the game, it is recommended to switch to MMO.
Overall Rating (8/10)
"Fighting Three Kingdoms" belongs to that rare breed that "the advertisements are loud, but the actual product is not overturned". If you look at it as a popcorn drama with the theme of the Three Kingdoms, it is a qualified work with no peeing spots throughout, the fights are fun enough, and the plot is interesting; if you compare it with the console 3A, it is really bullying.
If you are a card lover, or just want to have some fun while commuting every day, this game is worth a try. Anyway, you won't suffer a loss with the 0.1% discount. Go in and get a pair of 20 Star God Generals to experience the feeling of killing randomly, just like watching a cool movie about the Three Kingdoms.
Rating: 8.0/10 (7.5 for graphics + 8 for gameplay + 9 for money + 6.5 for social interaction)
Above, game reviewers wish you all a happy birthday in the movie area. I wish all my lords to capture Jingzhou! 😎