I just wandered around the forum and saw this game "Candy Crush Saga", and my 35-year-old bones were instantly taken back to my childhood. There were no smartphones at that time, let alone a colorful game that taught children how to make marshmallows. What did we play when we were kids? "Tank Wars" and "Contra" on the Famicom, and later "Ranch Story" on the GBA. I farmed and raised chickens every day, and I felt like I was the most handsome boy in the village. Look at today's children, they can open a candy store by turning on their mobile phones, become managers, learn to make marshmallows, and can also mix different flavors and add various decorations for customers. This kind of treatment was something we couldn't even dream of back then 😂
Talking about the game itself, it's actually quite interesting. It allows you to be a candy store manager, using a special machine to turn colored candies into marshmallows, and you can also add ingredients and decorations. The process is quite similar. After I played it, I felt that it was a bit similar to playing "Cooking Mama" back then. It was the joy of "following the steps and making things", but one was cooking and the other was making marshmallows. Moreover, this game is free and can be run on the 5.0 platform. It is made by the developer Beijing Le Jie Lun Technology. The graphics are very sweet and it is suitable for playing with children. It teaches them how to make delicious and fun marshmallows. By the way, it can also learn the logic of running a small store. It is much better than watching cartoons.
When it comes to nostalgia, I remember that in the arcade, I could play "Metal Slug" for an entire afternoon with one coin. When my hands were so crippled, I asked the big brother next to me to help shake the joystick. Nowadays, children have tablets and mobile phones, and they are really happy to play this kind of educational and cute casual games. But having said that, games, no matter how old they are, are good games if they can bring happiness. Just like this "Candy Crush Saga", although it is not as hard-core as the pixel style we had back then, the sense of satisfaction of "making something sweet with your own hands" is similar to selling burgers in "McDonald's Story".
In short, the experienced driver thinks that if you have a little kid at home who is interested in sweets, or you are a big friend who likes relaxed and casual gameplay, you can download it and give it a try. Anyway, it's free, and idle time is idle. We can also experience what it's like to be a candy store manager, and maybe we can regain some of the research energy we used to study how to get 30 lives on the Overlord. Okay, I'm going to make marshmallows. Dear friends, what was the game that impressed you most when you were a child? Let's chat in the comment area~🍬🍭