The KPL Spring Split has been very popular recently, and I am very involved in watching the BP game and operational rhythm of the major teams. Especially the roaming timing of the mid laner and the vision control of the auxiliary position. These details can really determine the overall trend of the game. But to be honest, after watching the game at high intensity for a long time, my mind has been tense. During the review, I even subconsciously clicked on the skill icons with my fingers. I really need something relaxing to relax.
Just two days ago, I was wandering around the forum and saw someone recommending this emoticon game. I originally thought it was a casual game where you just click and it's done. But once you started using it, you discovered that the level design is really something. Its elimination mechanism is not a simple match-3. The combination of emoticons brings some strategic meaning. Sometimes you have to count several steps in advance to get three stars. This feeling of "counting steps" is actually a bit like predicting the position of a team battle in a game, but the pressure is much less, and it is very relaxing to play.
I especially want to talk about its prop system. Although it is said that props help pass levels, it is not the kind that brainlessly blows up the screen. It is more like giving an additional tactical option. Just like in a game, players use Purify or Flash, it all depends on the situation. Some levels are very difficult for you to play hard, so you can change the props and the idea will go smoothly. I think this kind of design respects the player's brain.
The sound effects are also very comfortable. The short "click" sound when canceling, combined with the animation of facial expression deformation, makes you feel inexplicably happy about getting points. Unlike when the commentator gets excited when watching a game, my palms get sweaty. Moreover, the stand-alone mode can be played without an Internet connection. It is much more interesting to spend the free time before the start of the game to pass two levels than dry brushing the forum and other starting lists.
I know that most of you come to this section to talk about movies, TV series and variety shows, and may not be interested in topics like games. But to be honest, if you are a spectator like me who follows the game after game, occasionally changing your taste and playing puzzle games will make your thinking clearer next time you watch the game. After all, I have to rest my eyes while staring at the mini map and equipment column. I have reached more than 200 levels of this emoticon app in the past two days, and the three-star rate is still slowly increasing. I recommend it to friends who also enjoy the strategy but don't want to burn their brains too much.