After playing a few levels, I don't think I'm going to brag about it, but this game does have something to offer. You can call it a casual game, and it makes you use your brain at every level; you can call it a brain-burning game, but it won't make people crazy like those hard-core puzzle games. The developer Shenzhen Kesheng Network Technology Co., Ltd. has taken an interesting path this time.
When it comes to the development trends of mobile games, as a veteran player who has been playing games for twenty years, I have some say. When you open the app store now, you'll be overwhelmed by those MMORPGs that cost a lot of money and are hard-working, or just chicken games and MOBAs. To be honest, games like "Crazy Eraser 2" that are purely designed to make you use your brain have become a rare species.
This game has no in-app purchases and no krypton gold. In this era of "free games are the most expensive", it is considered a clean slate. It uses the simplest eraser mechanism and some imaginative level designs, allowing you to play a few games in a fraction of the time. I remember that the games on the Symbian system back then were all so pure. You could open them and play them without having to worry about daily tasks or limited-time activities.
But to be honest, the current development of mobile games is indeed too fast. From the greedy snake back then to the various open worlds now, technology has indeed improved a lot. But sometimes I wonder, are games becoming more and more complicated? A work like "Crazy Eraser 2" that returns to its essence makes people feel particularly comfortable.
This game supports the 5.0 platform, which is very friendly to users of older devices. Overall experience, although the picture is not at the level of a 3A masterpiece, it is clean and refreshing, and the game smoothness is also good. The level design is step-by-step, simple in the early stage and brain-burning in the later stage. It is very suitable for playing on the subway or during lunch break.
Of course, this game is not without its shortcomings. For example, the number of levels may not be enough, and some people may find it unsatisfactory. But considering it's free and a casual game, these minor flaws are understandable.
Overall, "Crazy Eraser 2" allows me to see another possibility of mobile games. In this era of pursuing graphics, pursuing social interaction, and pursuing krypton gold, being able to concentrate on making a pure puzzle game is worthy of praise for this persistence and dedication. If you also want to find some fun in brainstorming in your busy life, you might as well download and try it. 😊