Brothers, my eyes were a little wet when I saw the game "Journey to the Three Kingdoms". It's not pretentious, it just reminds me of too many past events.
Think about that time, smartphones? Doesn't exist. We secretly passed notes in class, saying "I'll go to your house tonight to play Heroes of the Three Kingdoms 2". After class, we ran wildly. A pack of spicy chips cost 50 cents and a big-head computer, which could last us an entire afternoon. I remember when I chose Lu Bu, he slashed down with an unparalleled move. The minions on the screen were flying like cannons during the New Year, and the students next to me shouting "Awesome" could penetrate the entire corridor.
Now when I play "Journey of the Three Kingdoms", my dear, the feeling from back then is back. General training, legion coordination, and city battle attack and defense, isn't this the strategy of the Three Kingdoms in my memory? Especially during the siege, my mind was filled with the BGM of commanding thousands of troops to step on the ladder. There was no picture quality at that time. With pixel blocks, you could imagine thousands of troops. Now the pictures are more detailed, but the passion of "my troops rush forward and the city gates are broken open by me" is still there.
To be honest, there have been a lot of Three Kingdoms-themed mobile games in recent years, but most of them are krypton gold cards, just draw an SSR and you're done. This time "Journey of the Three Kingdoms" actually incorporates legion cooperation and city warfare, as well as power divisions. Several brothers formed a legion and worked together to study how to sneak attack the granary next door. Isn't this a youthful replica of the time when a few of us quarreled around the map, "You lead the cavalry to the left, I will lead the archers to guard the right"?
The most amazing thing is the combination of military commanders. I am still thinking about how to gather the five tiger generals. I remember when I played "The Legend of Cao Cao" in "Three Kingdoms", I read the file repeatedly for half an hour to collect Zhao Yunneng. This game actually has a collection combination bonus. Old players all know this. It's good news for collection control.
Of course, I don't just say nice things. This game is still in the testing period, and some areas can still be optimized, but the basic flavor is the same. And the charging mode says 0, free to play. I think back then we had to save up for two weeks of breakfast money to buy a pirated disk.
If you are also an old player, or you want to experience the thrill of "strategizing and winning thousands of miles" that we had back then, you can really try "Journey of the Three Kingdoms". Maybe you can also find yourself on a siege night, when you were sixteen years old, slapping the table and feeling annoyed because of the loss of a city.
Okay, let's not talk anymore. My legion called me to attack the city. Brothers, let's talk in the comment section. What was the first Three Kingdoms game you played? Let me go first: The Heroes of the Three Kingdoms, an eternal classic! 🎮🐎⚔️