At that time, when playing "Tank Battle", it was also from a top-down perspective, but the picture quality was like a mosaic, and it could only be played in a single player. Now when I open "Battle of Survival" on my mobile phone, I am also looking down at the battlefield, but they have directly created a battle royale. And what touches an old guy like me the most is - no 3D dizziness! I remember when I was playing CS that my world would spin after just two turns. Now I can shoot accurately while lying down. It has saved me from 3D vertigo, which is an old bone.
Let's talk about the vision mechanism, it's so interesting. It's not the kind of "full-picture perspective", but like the way we used to play "Allied Suicide Squad", there are blind spots in the field of vision. You hide behind the wall to trick someone, or you are tricked by someone, it all depends on your positioning and props. The footsteps warning thing reminds me of the old skill of identifying the location by listening to the sound when playing "Quake", but now the system directly prompts you, and novices can also be experienced, haha.
The most amazing thing is that it combines sandbox construction and peek-a-boo into the battle royale. The nine-square grid map adds push poison, and route selection is like playing chess. In the first game, I ran and built walls, surrounding myself into a living fortress. As a result, I was taught how to be a good person by a rocket launcher from the opponent... But this is the scheming battle that we veteran players love! Compared with today's shooting mobile games that have a lot of special effects but no strategy, this game has a bit of the "simple rules but bottomless gameplay" flavor of the Famicom era.
Anyway, I spent the whole afternoon playing, and it felt like I had traveled back in time to the days when I was a kid and ran wildly in the alleys with my friends. It's just that now I don't have to wrestle or be dragged home by my parents by my ears. I can experience the joy of “hiding and being successful” while lying on the bed. Opening the mobile phone is a battlefield, and it's free, why don't we rush? 🚗💨