Have a good weekend, fellow fans. The editor of Qitan is here to give you game recommendations again. The game I want to talk about today is a new survival game that I played for a whole weekend after I picked it up in the past few days - "Escape from the Galaxy".
To be honest, when I opened this game for the first time, I was quite surprised by the picture style. It's not a fancy, showy style, but a fresh style with a bit of hand-painted texture. You are alone, with a small raft and a broken hook, floating alone on the boundless sea... At the beginning, you are running for your life. As for where to escape and where to go, the game doesn't say much, but the feeling of loneliness suddenly sets in.
The core gameplay of "Escape from the Galaxy" is actually very "simple and crude": rely on the hook in your hand to hook various materials floating on the sea. At the beginning, you may only be able to pick up some wooden boxes and dig out some food and water, and you can barely survive. But as the days go by, there will be less and less free things to pick up at sea. At this time, you have to start using your brain, such as building a water collector, a simple planting box, or even finding ways to fish to improve your food. This feeling of starting from scratch and becoming self-sufficient step by step is really a sense of accomplishment.
Of course, if you just hook boxes to grow vegetables, then this game is too healthy. The production team still has some tricks up their sleeves - when you are drifting on the sea, you will occasionally encounter other rafts floating over, and the "things" standing on them are not very friendly. That's right, zombies. You have no choice, either kill them, collect some good materials and move on; or go GG and start all over again. Although it sounds a bit cruel, the feeling of opening the box after killing the zombies is really an immediate positive feedback, making people can't help but say "Let's play again."
Moreover, you can occasionally pass by some desert islands in the game. If you go ashore and explore, you can find a lot of good things. I won't spoil the details of what's on the island, leaving it up to you to discover on your own. Anyway, out of curiosity, I played until two in the morning two nights...
This game can currently be experienced on the 5.0 platform, and the developer is Shenzhen Tianyizhixia Network Technology Co., Ltd. What is more conscientious is that the current charging model of the game is zero-threshold and free. Friends who want to try it can just search and play without any pressure to pay.
Okay, that's it for this week's popular game recommendations. If you are also playing "Escape from the Galaxy", or have other fun survival games that you would like to recommend to your friends, please feel free to reply below and see you in the comment area!