Guys, I have a new favorite on my commute recently, called "Super Driving". Don't let the name put you off, it's really not the kind of drag racing game only played by men, but it allows you to be a bus boss, starting from a broken bus, and slowly building it into the world's largest bus empire.
My requirements for the game are very simple: it can be played in fragmented time, the phone is not hot, and it can be paused at any time. "Super Driving" covers all three points. On the subway during the morning rush hour, I hold the handrail with one hand, and with a few clicks with the other hand, I can arrange routes and buy new cars. The cars run by themselves and make money. I can see the income increase even if I don't care. It's perfect for social animals like us who are hollowed out by work every day.
The picture is 3D, with indoor and outdoor scenes, and the weather system at the top. Yesterday I started playing during my lunch break, and it happened to be raining in the game. The sound of the wipers brushing, coupled with the perspective of the cab, gave me the illusion that I was actually driving while eating takeaway (although I was actually working overtime at my workstation😅).
The operating system is said to be very real by the official, and it does have something to it. There is feedback on the brake, throttle, and steering wheels, so it's not the kind of mindless screen-clicking. But you don't need to be nervous, this game is not a hardcore racing game, it's more like a relaxed business development. You are running on the road, looking at the scenery along the way. Passengers in the seats get on and off the bus. The sound effects are quite realistic, and you can hear the sound of the station announcement and the movement of the engine.
The most user-friendly thing is that it is free to download. It does not cost me any money, and it is very friendly to workers' wallets. Usually when I get busy, I just hang up and let it run. When I'm done, I come back to collect money and buy a new car. The feeling of pleasure lasts quite a long time. Anyway, we don't need to pursue ranking first in any rankings. We just want to have fun and make use of the half-hour commute.
As for the shortcomings, it may be that this game is too "immersive". I almost stopped the bus yesterday because I was staring at the bus on the screen of my mobile phone to watch it cross the bridge... Oh yes, and when I was working overtime too late, I really didn't have the energy to fiddle with new routes. I just wanted to make a few more familiar routes to make money. But overall, as a seasoning for commuting, "Super Drive" is really good. I recommend everyone to try it, maybe you will get addicted.