Hello everyone, I am your old friend and a mobile game player. Today, I am not going to talk about those heavy mobile games that can easily take up to three hours of work. I just want to recommend a real commuting tool to the brothers who also squeeze into the subway every day - "Mini Legion".
Let me talk about my situation first. It takes fifteen minutes to take the subway during the morning rush hour. During the evening rush hour, it depends on whether the company works overtime. If I am lucky, it takes half an hour, but if I am not lucky... I understand. Playing games in this kind of fragmented time that require teaming up, squatting, and long-pressing operations is basically asking for trouble, but "Mini Army" is really friendly and can be played with one hand. The other hand is used to grab the armrest and swipe the phone without any delay.
To put it bluntly, this game is a combination of cards and RPG, with a bunch of Three Kingdoms generals randomly entering the game, which is quite exciting. You can freely configure your lineup and combine and upgrade different arms. The best thing is that your skills can be stacked randomly. If you stack them at the end, you will be chasing thousands of troops and killing them all by yourself. What does it mean to decompress? This is decompression! After being tortured by Party A at work, I used a big move to clear the screen on the subway. I felt so comfortable, which was more satisfying than drinking iced Coke.
The most important thing is that it's free! People with zero krypton can also have fun playing, unlike some games that get stuck without recharging money. I have been playing it for almost a week. I drive a few times on my commute every day. I completely control the rhythm by myself. I can stop whenever I want, and I don't have to worry about saving or anything else. The heroes across time and space are in a chaotic melee. Watching Lu Bu fight the mecha soldiers is quite funny, and it can also add some fun to the boring commute.
Of course, there is also a drawback, that is, this game is too advanced, and sometimes I get stuck...don't ask me how I know this.
In short, if you are fed up with only watching short videos on your commute and want to find a game that uses your hands and brain without getting tired, you can try "Mini Army". Anyway, it's free, just charge and you're done. My only wish now is to work less overtime so that I can have more fun when I go home. 😭