Ah... another all-nighter. I didn't sleep when it was time to go to bed, and I found an unexpected treasure game called "Secretary Basketball: All Out". I obviously didn't know much about basketball, but I sat there for two or three hours without looking up.
My eyes are dry as hell right now, but I still want to take advantage of this energy and post something.
I don't really play basketball, nor do I watch games very often, but this game has an inexplicable magic that makes people feel at ease. It's not the kind of intense operation where you tap the screen like crazy, but it's like reading a long novel about the team, or a story being told slowly on the late-night radio. As a manager, you are parachuted into an mediocre team. You have to face the pressure of relegation, arrange training, deploy players, and formulate tactics. The rhythm is very leisurely, and there is no sense of pressure forcing you to spend money to climb the rankings.
What irritates me the most is that it includes all CBA teams and players. The 160 players are no longer cold numbers, but characters with their own personalities. You can recruit and train them freely, and watch your players grow up little by little. It feels very solid, like the aroma of soup slowly simmering in the kitchen late at night, unhurried but full of expectations.
Oh yes, the combination of stunts is also the reason why I can't stop playing. It's a bit like putting together a box of Lego without blueprints late at night. Everyone has their own ideas and ideas. I studied until the early morning to figure out a combination of play. I also took a piece of paper to write and draw by myself, with a cold milk tea next to it... Sigh.
I say it is recommended to play before going to bed, but in fact I should say it is "the kind of game suitable for leisurely entertainment when you are feeling sleepy". It doesn't have the explosive feeling of 99999 in one shot, but it has the steady rhythm of a business strategy. After all, it won't make you more and more excited and unable to sleep - just don't insist on starting a game at 11 o'clock like me. I really can't help but say “play one more round and sleep”, and then it's dawn.
Night owls who like slow pace and development management games can really try this game. I hope that when you play, you will be attracted by its calm details little by little, instead of playing until you forget to sleep like me🙃
Okay, I'm really going to sleep. I'll see you all before dawn. Good night, or rather - good morning? 🌙☀️