Brothers, as a hard-working office worker who commutes for an hour every day and only has an hour and a half lunch break, I have three criteria for finding a game: it can be stopped at any time, it can be played in fragments, and it does not burn money. I accidentally downloaded "Attack on the Dragon" while waiting for takeout at noon today. I'm still playing it after eating. It's really addicting, so I'd like to share it.
The core gameplay of this game is drag-and-drop synthesis. You will be given a mediocre little flying dragon at the beginning. Drag two identical ones together to become a higher-level dragon warrior, and you can just combine them all the way. The operation is really zero-threshold, just swipe with your fingers. Unlike some games where you have to learn combos and memorize skill lists. We are tired of working on the brain, and playing this is a real stress reliever.
Moreover, it is a placement game, which is very suitable for us office workers! When you have a meeting in the office and you doubt your life, you can secretly cut it out and click twice, drag the flying dragon together, and combine it into a high-level dragon. The feeling at that moment is more satisfying than when Party A tells you "the plan is OK" 😏 I can also seize the time to do it for ten minutes during the lunch break, and I feel that my blood pressure has dropped.
There are quite a few types of dragons in the game, and each dragon has a different attack method. Some of them breathe fire, some spit ice, and some seem to have poison. I haven't unlocked them all yet. The most surprising thing is that this game can actually set up formations freely. It is not the kind of rigid positioning. You can drag it to where you want to stand. It is quite flexible. At present, it seems that collectors will be very satisfied. Even a half-hearted person like me wants to collect them all.
But I would like to advise everyone, don't play on the way to work! I almost took the bus this morning in order to synthesize a blue dragon, and I was charged for it! 😂 The level of synthesis is really not deceptive. It's obviously not complicated, but I just thought about it and put it together. If the subway hadn't arrived at the station, I could have continued.
In fact, I really don't have that much time to play games after work. I used to play games where I had to play dungeons with a group. I would sit in front of the computer at eight o'clock every night, and I would get home at half past nine after working overtime. It was just a waste of time. There are only a few of these light games on my phone now. "Attack on the Dragon" is one that I am quite satisfied with recently. It is free to download and has no in-app purchases. It seems that the developer is Nanjing Moye Network Technology Co., Ltd. Although I have never heard of it, the reputation of the game is not bad, so you might as well give it a try.
In short, it's good news for office workers. It's suitable for brothers and sisters who want to lie down and play but don't want to use their brains. While the new version is still hot, it's not a bad idea to collect a few dragons as mascots. One final reminder: Don't miss the last subway train because of playing it, I almost had a tragedy tonight hahaha🫠