I was just walking around the "Time and Space Hunter Zone" when I suddenly wanted to talk about the recent "Hidden Button". To be honest, there are a lot of emulators installed in mobile phones now, and the old ones like PSP and NDS are still lying in drawers gathering dust, but when I touch my mobile phone on my way to and from get off work every day, I will still click on such small games. You ask me why? It's not because of the addiction to "hiding things" that I can't quit since the handheld era.
I remember when I was playing "Ace Attorney" or "Professor Layton", the most exciting thing was to go through all the scenes to find hidden clues. Sometimes I would stare at the screen for half an hour and suddenly find that inconspicuous little dot in the corner. It was simply more exciting than getting a question right in an exam. The game "Hidden Button" brings out this flavor - 60 levels, each with one goal: to find the hidden pass button. Some buttons are hidden in the background color, some require you to change your perspective before they appear, and some have to be tricked out by blindly clicking on them. Every time I have an "aha" moment, the sound of the GBA startup logo automatically sounds in my head, really.
Compared with the puzzle games on handheld consoles back then, the picture quality of this mobile game is definitely superior, and the touch screen operation is more comfortable than pressing the cross keys. But the concentration of "staring at the screen and picking out details" has not changed at all. I used to turn down the backlight and hide under the covers for fear of being discovered by my mother, but now I secretly play two levels during my lunch break for fear of being seen by my boss. Haha, it's just a different place for excitement.
The most surprising thing is that this game is free, and there are no annoying advertising pop-ups. 60 levels are enough for me to fish for a while. As for the shortcomings... some levels are really the underworld. I was stuck on level 28 for two whole days. Finally, I found that the button was pressed under my finger. I was so angry that I almost dropped the phone, but then I thought about it. Isn't this the same feeling of anger and love when I played "Made in Wario"? Youth is back and belongs to Yes.
Anyway, I have nothing to do. I recommend it to all the old guys to try. People like us who have climbed over from the GB era still have the instinct to find things. If you don't accept it, let's fight to see who can pass all levels without checking the guide🤓