
Let me talk about my own situation first. I commute for two hours back and forth every day and take a one-hour lunch break. If I want to play some serious PC games, I don't have time at all. So I can only find mobile games that I can play in my spare time. Pocket Awakening is a game. To be honest, I was deceived into it at the beginning by the painting style. It was a super exquisite Japanese comic style. When I entered it, I saw that the elf modeling was indeed very good. The special effects of the skills were a bit exaggerated for movie quality, but at least it was more than one level better than the pickup cards I had played in the past few years.
The point is that it is especially suitable for social animals like us who have no time to live. You know that there are many mobile games that claim to be casual, but in the end, they have to go online regularly every day to clean up their energy and fight world bosses, which is more tiring than going to work. The automatic combat and sweep system of Pocket Awakening really saved my life. During my lunch break, I put my mobile phone on the thermos cup at my work station, and watched the automatic battle and chat with my colleagues while eating takeout. This operation can easily fill up my phone.
Maybe it's because I'm so naturally good at Amway. Last week, the three of us in our office took it together. Now our lunch break style is to have a bottle of happy water each and study the lineup around the workstation screen. There are so many elves in this game, more than 800 kinds, that I can collect them until I retire. The happiest thing is that everyone can show off to each other when they draw different elves. The day before yesterday, my colleague boasted that he was the European Emperor, and he flashed ten times in a row. As a result, I dropped a legendary egg today. He was so angry that he didn't even eat lunch. He laughed to death.
The gameplay in the game is also quite fun. We often form a team and go to the gym at noon. When we lose, we blame the Internet. When we win, we take screenshots and post them to the group like crazy. Last night I secretly played a cross-server battle because I needed the cooperation of my brothers in the guild. As a result, I had no microphone and could only type commands. My fingers almost cramped when I pressed them, but it felt really good to win. I haven't dared to try the Guild Peak Showdown yet, because I'm afraid I won't be able to catch up with the event if I work overtime at night. After all, this game can also be played by zero-dollar parties, and krypton gold is not required, so it's not that stressful.
Anyway, if you are also a commuting party worker and want to find some games that you can play with your colleagues without using your brain, you can really give Pocket Awakening a try. It is recommended with five stars. The four stars are because we were beaten by the opponent as a team of five on Saturday. We can't be proud of losing one point👌