As a senior two-dimensional otaku, the first criterion for entering the trap is of course vertical painting! If the voice actor is nice, the character is interesting, and the CG can be used as wallpaper, then go for it! However... there are some games with picturesque covers, but when you click on them to play the game, it's like playing a turn-based PPT. The combat relies entirely on idle, the special effects of skills are more dazzling than the mosaic, and the plot is so complex that it reveals three rooms and one living room. I said that your style of painting can obviously rely on your face to make a living, but you have to use your feet to play with it. What kind of trouble is that? 🌚 Every time I have the urge to "power up for love", I am killed by the terrible operating experience. In the end, I can only delete the game with tears in my eyes and silently recite in the depths of my soul: Even my two-dimensional filter can't save you!
Originally, I didn't have high expectations for "Mini Legion" - after all, the setting of military commander cards + synthetic arms sounds like it would be easy to make a "numerical collision" reskin game. but! This game's illustration actually poked me in the face unexpectedly! Every general has a chuuni aura, especially the girl wielding the sword. Her eyes are filled with "My sword is destiny". I wanted to give her a cheer on the spot! The voice acting is also very touching. During the battle, the phrase "All the troops... attack!" inexplicably reminded me of a famous scene in a certain hot-blooded series, and the power of the second half was fully unleashed in an instant. 🎌
Unexpectedly, the gameplay turned out to be... pretty good? Although it is operated with one hand, you can really experience the thrill of defeating thousands of troops by one person! The system of randomly stacking skills is really weird. Sometimes I can stack up a whole set of thunder and lightning strikes, and the screen is full of "-99999". At that moment, I feel like the devil in another world, and the soldiers on the opposite side are just trash fish who come to give me experience. 😈 Although I usually don't care about the combat system, such a decompressing lawn mowing experience actually makes me press my phone and don't want to let go.
So, we can complain about games with good graphics but bad gameplay, but when we encounter a game with good graphics and surprisingly cool gameplay, we still have to praise it! After all, if you can let me, a nerd who only cares about appearance, take part in combat, you do have some skills~ Hum, let me praise you as a "qualified foodie"! 🍚