I was browsing the forum today and saw the game "City Attack". As an old man, I sat up straight in an instant. Good guy, Three Kingdoms theme + strategy + cards + national war, isn't this just a combination of the “Three Kingdoms” and “Arcade Three Kingdoms” that we played back then? I remember that in those days, in order to acquire Lu Bu, I could squat in front of the computer all night and refresh the archives. Now this game directly allows you to command Lu Bu and sit on Diao Chan. My old heart is pounding.
To be honest, there are a lot of mobile games now, but most of them are just exchanging skins for krypton gold and have no soul at all. This game has a bit of an old-school flavor. The real-time battle is restored to the battlefield. It's not a turn-based game where you cut me with a knife and I will cut you with a knife. It's a real sword and gun attack! Tens of thousands of people share the same screen, which makes me excited. I remember when we played "Dynasty Warriors" in an Internet cafe, and four people squeezed into one machine to grab the controller. Nowadays, tens of thousands of people can fit on the screen of a mobile phone. Technology is really advanced.
What impresses me the most is the charging model, which is actually 0! Zero krypton gold? At that time, we had to buy cassettes to play single-player games, and it took three months of pocket money to save a yellow card. It's good now, it's free to download, and there's no such thing as subversive gameplay. I want to see if it can really bring back the passion I had for attacking cities and forts. Don't just enter for free, and then VIP level 18 is waiting for me. I'm too familiar with that routine, hehe.
But having said that, in the current game industry, the graphics are getting more and more dazzling, but the gameplay is becoming more and more similar. It's a good thing to have a game that is willing to combine strategy and action. As an old gamer, I love watching this kind of collision between old and new. The fact that a mobile game can be like this shows that the production team has at least really played the Three Kingdoms game and is not just trying to fool people with IP.
Okay, no more nonsense, I'm going to download it and try it out. If I can really regain the feeling of commanding thousands of troops on my mobile phone, I will chat with my brothers in this post. These days, there aren't many games that a 35-year-old like me would be willing to take the initiative to write and recommend! 😂