Now open the app store, and nine of the ten games are "recharge 6 yuan for the first time to get the best equipment", and the remaining one is "unlock all content for 30 yuan per month." I almost vomited because of these domestic krypton gold masterpieces, but I came across this thing called "Happy Farm Love Elimination". I saw that the developer was not a big company, it was a network technology company in Nanjing, and the price was a huge 0. Oh boy, I just downloaded it.
To be honest, I didn't have much expectations at first😅. After all, these days it's marked as “free”, and when you go in, you'll be bombarded with “limited time gift pack” pop-ups, making you want to fill your phone screen with recharge entrances. But this game is really a breath of fresh air. From the time I entered and finished the game, I couldn't find a button to “double the first charge”😳.
The picture is indeed that dreamy and sweet style, pink and tender, and the animals on the small farm look quite healing. The gameplay is the classic Xiaoxiaole, but don't worry, it's strategically done and it really doesn't fool people. It's not the kind of mindless three-in-one game. You have to consider the number of steps, the combination of props, and how to clear the tangled vines and ice cubes with the least amount of operations.
What makes me most satisfied is its numerical design. The level difficulty curve is as smooth as chocolate. In the early stage, you can easily get started and enjoy it. In the middle stage, you start to use your brain. In the later stage, you really have to calculate every step carefully. There are more than 100 levels, and none of them is stuck by "paying money to pass". It's purely technical work. 😎
When you see this, you may ask, how does it make money? Are you afraid that you won't be relying on built-in ads to suck blood? I've been playing for several days. Really, there are very few ads, and they are the kind that you can't watch or see without affecting the progress of the game. They are completely voluntary. In today's environment where "watching ads and getting revived" is considered a conscience, this is simply a mudslide.
I finally understand that stand-alone games are fun just because they are fun, and it has nothing to do with whether they charge you money or not. This game nailed me to my chair with its pure gameplay design, refreshing elimination feel, and addictive level-breaking rhythm. There are five props designed in the level, but they are all synthesized in the game or randomly given after passing the level. Use them as soon as you catch them. If your hand is disabled, no one will pop up with a "ding" and teach you to spend money to revive immediately. Really, this tranquility is better than anything else.
There is no social pressure in this game. There is no need to go online regularly to collect physical strength. There is no need to compete with people in the union for combat strength. There is no need to be so angry that you want to throw your phone because you didn't draw the new mythical beast pet today. It lies there quietly, waiting for you to want to relax one day. Click to play two games, listen to the brisk sound effects, and watch those furry little guys jumping under your fingertips.
So, those manufacturers who have been doing "legendary hegemony" and "fairy romance" all day long, you really should come and learn what it means to "convince people with fun". A free game can make me, a single-player veteran, voluntarily sit down and play all afternoon. What else can you, those golden urinals with the title of "top MMO", do except jump out and insult my IQ when I'm watching an ad at two o'clock in the morning? 🤷
In general, if you are tired of being chased by various gift pack codes and monthly passes, and want to find a more pure game that can make you have fun, "Happy Farm Love Elimination" is definitely worth trying. Zero cost, high return, no loss. In case you get into the game like me, we can also talk about the weird step calculations in the later levels. This is much more interesting than talking about "which character is worth playing". 😏