Let me first talk about the most annoying thing about this game: it is really heartless! A social worker like me, who works overtime until nine o'clock every day and commutes two hours back and forth, is most afraid of a game that requires me to hang up for half a day as soon as I open it. It takes a few minutes after the game is launched to clear the daily routine, then click on city construction and recruitment, and you are done. The rest of the time is to look at the map on the subway and plan where to go next. The rhythm is completely controlled by yourself. Sometimes I am so crowded that I have no hands to operate, so the frame will be cut to the background and automatically hosted. When I get to the station, I will take it out and take a look at the battle report. It is not less satisfying.
The picture is also quite deceptive, with a realistic Three Kingdoms style, not the kind of Q version with a big head. The soldiers in the main city are walking around, and when they fight, arrows are flying all over the sky. It looks like that on the small screen of a mobile phone. I was playing a game of City War during my lunch break at the company, and my colleagues all came over to ask what kind of game it was. It made me feel like I was playing in some big production 😂
Let's talk about strategic depth. This game is not the kind of game where you just pile up combat power without thinking. You have to think about the conflict between the arms, terrain bonuses, and the skills of the generals. A Three Kingdoms fan like me is really into it. When I go home and lie in bed at night, I'm thinking about how to set up formations to steal the opponent's resources. There is also a gameplay to resist alien invasion. Everyone in the server fights together, and everyone gets a reward after defeating the enemy. This is very friendly to individual players like us, and we don't have to add a strong player to become a grandchild.
Anyway, this game has online graphics, is not too annoying, and is free to play. It's just perfect to play for more than ten minutes on the commute every day. It's a good place to spend your spare time. Just don't learn from me. I was too focused on the city battle that day and sat too much. It took me three more stops to react. Anyway, brothers, it's over. You deserve to be in the Three Kingdoms World!