In fact, I came to Amway's “Duoduo Auto Chess”. In the past month, my routine has been completely disrupted by it. Originally I just wanted to play a game to relax before going to bed, but when I looked up, it was already dawn. It is really dangerous for night owls. Every game is like making a bet with yourself: play one more game before going to bed, but every time you feel that "this lineup has not yet been formed" and can't help but play again.
What I particularly like about it is that the pace is very slow, which is perfect for meditating quietly late at night. You don't have to be so nervous that your heart beats faster like a chicken game, nor do you have to fight for hand speed and reaction like a MOBA. It is more like playing chess with oneself, slowly building up economy, slowly gathering bonds, occasionally being lucky enough to brush the core chess pieces, and exclaiming in a low voice for fear of disturbing the neighbors. The people I matched with at two or three in the morning felt like they were all of the same kind. No one spoke a word, and they delayed the round time in a tacit understanding. It seemed that everyone knew that the person who opened the game at this time just wanted to find a gentle place to stay.
Yesterday, I played a particularly outrageous game. I had a losing streak in the early and middle stages, and my health was almost at the bottom. I wanted to give up, but suddenly I encountered two key cards in the eighth round. They locked cards, took interest, and blocked other people's chess pieces. I just lifted myself from sixth place to second place. The first player in the finals was a player who played magic. I frantically kept pieces to adjust the lineup. In the end, I almost sold out with a slip of the gods and won the big move duel, and counterattacked to win the chicken. I was so excited that I almost dropped my phone, but at that moment the surroundings were quiet and I could only hear the buzzing of the air conditioner. That kind of carnival alone was really refreshing and lonely.
Sometimes I also wonder why I always play games at times like this. Maybe it was too noisy during the day, various messages popped up, and people were being pushed around all the time. Only during the early morning hours does the world stop, and so does the chessboard in the game. You can think about every step slowly. It doesn't matter if you lose. Anyway, you can still catch up on your sleep tomorrow at the weekend.
Well, let's not talk anymore, it's almost dawn. I have to go and draw the curtains. I can't open my eyes a bit, but I feel very satisfied. If you are also a person who wanders around late at night all year round and likes slower-paced strategy games, you can try "Duoduo Auto Chess". I hope everyone can find their own piece of quiet chessboard late at night. 🌙