I don't know if there are any brothers like me who start commuting for an hour on the subway every day. It's too crowded to stand, let alone take out a mobile phone to play any serious games. I have tried those so-called masterpieces in the past, but I ended up at the end of the game. I had to quit and start over again, and my mentality was completely shattered. Until a while ago, my colleagues stuffed me with this "Best Football Club". Damn it, this is just for us social animals.
Let's talk about the most intuitive thing first. The controls of this game are really simplified. I have played many football mobile games before. The virtual joystick has several buttons. My fingers are not enough, and the ball cannot be passed clearly. This is basically just sliding the screen and clicking. Do you know the feeling of dribbling the ball at high speed? Just swipe with your finger, the players rush forward, the rhythm is very fast. The key is that it doesn't force you to memorize any complicated operations. Going to work is already brain-burning enough, but playing a game just makes you want to relax, and it handles this very well. It's no problem to operate it with one hand on the commute, but the other hand still has to hold on to the railing.
Then there is the version content. The World Cup is coming recently. This game has directly kept up with the popularity and has all five genuine national teams. I formed a German team with my backhand. After all, Klose was here too. Although he couldn't do that somersault, it was really comfortable to score with his header. There are also Fran and Deco. Once you get these three legends, you will be full of emotions. If you want to talk about technical flow, Deco's midfield dispatch, and a single push with a slight push, that sense of control is really interesting.
What's the most important thing? Brothers, this game is free, there is no threshold for downloading, and there are no in-app purchases to force you to spend money. We office workers spend every penny earned by working overtime. If we can get this level of football experience for nothing, do I need to say more about the cost-effectiveness? And each game is not long. I have to wait for the subway or have ten minutes left during lunch break, and then play two or three games. The rhythm is just right. Unlike some games I played in the past, I couldn't tell the winner after playing for half an hour. I was so angry that I didn't even get a good night's sleep.
Now I squeeze into the subway during the morning rush hour every day, wear headphones, and scroll a few times with one hand. I feel that the pain index of commuting has plummeted. Coupled with its updated offensive and defensive rhythm optimization, the success rate of sliding tackles when defending is also higher, and the blood pressure will not soar due to the computer's tricks. How to put it this way, this game may not be as explosive as those console-level graphics, but for people like us who have no time to play and just want to have fun in fragmented time, it is really enough. If you are also worried about not having games to play on your commute, you can really try this, you won't be disappointed. Not to mention, while the leader is not paying attention, I will arrange another national team derby. 😄