Nowadays, the forum is full of mobile card-drawing games. When you open the ranking list, you will either see a sword or a big-breasted girl. You can become a father if you pay for it, and you can be a grandson if you don't. I wonder, have these people never played a real strategy game? Today I must give you a piece of hard stuff for Amway - "The Chronicles of the Kingdoms of the Great Zhou Dynasty".
When I first looked at the name of this game, I thought it was another reskinned page game, but as soon as I got into it, it was really fun😅. Good guy, from King Wu's defeat of Zhou to Qin's destruction of the six kingdoms, the entire eight hundred years of history will be controlled by your hands. In the beginning, you were an inconspicuous little prince, surrounded by eager neighbors. Do you want to farm in a low profile? Can. Want to dominate the Central Plains? OK. But the premise is that you have to have a brain, not just add money and be done.
The best thing is the feeling of being in control of the overall situation. You don't need to wait for your physical strength to recover, you don't need to set the alarm clock to collect the food, and you don't need to sit behind the boss rankings. This game is purely about competing with your own IQ. Diplomatic marriage, vertical and horizontal alliances, internal affairs development, military training, every step is related to the survival of your country. I remember a game in which a small country was surrounded by powerful enemies. I just relied on giving gifts to form an alliance and stirring up discord, so that they would fight first. I struggled for decades, and finally swallowed them up while they were both losing. That kind of feeling, really, you can't buy it with 80,000 krypton.👑.
Let's talk about the difference between online games and stand-alone games. Online games are essentially digital racing games. The planner sets a recharge target for you. When you go online every day, it's like clocking in at work. As for stand-alone games, especially "Great Zhou Kingdoms", the rhythm is completely in your own hands. You can stay up all night until dawn, or you can stop playing for a few days and come back to save the game and continue working on it. If you want to fast forward, then fast forward, if you want to take your time to think about it, then take your time to think about it, no one is forcing you, and there are no krypton gold bosses on the leaderboard shitting on your head. This is the game, you know?
And this game is free! free! free! Say important things three times. The developers don't know what they're thinking, maybe they're out of their minds 😂, but for us players, it's a bloody profit. There is no mall, no monthly card, no stamina system, just open it and play. This is the romance of a stand-alone party.
Of course, the game also has its drawbacks. The UI is a little anti-human, and the novice guidance is also poorly done. If you don't check the guide in the early stage, it will be easy to get confused. But I can honestly say that the historical research and strategic depth of this game are 10,000 times better than those mobile games that just use the Three Kingdoms cover to cheat people. If you like historical strategy games, even if you have never played them before, just calm down and find this is definitely a treasure.
Finally, not all games need to be made into online games to make money. Only stand-alone games like "The Chronicles of the Great Zhou Dynasty" that make content silently are worthy of our players sincerely shouting "good games". 👍