The thing is like this, after lunch last week I was really too lazy to move, so I turned on my phone to find a game that I could stop at any time. I originally wanted to play some Match Play, but accidentally came across this free Chinese-style merger game. The screen was full of candied haws, steamed buns, roast duck, etc., and I was instantly greedy. As a result, I had only been playing for ten minutes when my colleague sitting next to me came over and asked, "Are you cooking?"... So now the style of lunch break has changed to four people gathering around to combine delicious food. Occasionally, they will argue over who made the hot and sour soup first, which is quite funny.
The most comfortable thing about this game for me is that it doesn't require liver. We office workers only have one hour at noon, and we also have 20 minutes left to lie down and squint for a while. We are most afraid of someone who will give you a lot of energy at the beginning and force you to play until you die. The pace of this game is slow. After merging a group of steamed dumplings, you can collect the food. The plot is also unlocked piece by piece. You only need to read the dialogue for a few minutes at a time, so there is no pressure at all. Even if you only play for five minutes, lock your phone and go to a meeting, you won't have any burden when you come back and continue playing in the afternoon, and the archive will go smoothly. 🥱
A few words about the content of the game itself. Its core gameplay is to merge two identical low-level delicacies into a high-level one. For example, two cups of soy milk can be combined into one fried dough stick? I actually combined it with Buddha Jumping Over the Wall. Anyway, it's that kind of refreshing feeling that gets more and more outrageous the more you combine it. The key is that the food in it is so beautifully cooked. The red spicy chicken and the golden egg fried rice make me want to go to the canteen and add a chicken drumstick. Then the main plot is a bit suspenseful, about the mysterious guest in the restaurant and the secret of the chef. Anyway, I co-wrote it and couldn't help but want to read two more chapters to see who the big boss behind the scenes is. As a result, after a lunch break, I put together a bunch of dishes and the truth is still unclear 😂 But that's not annoying, just treat it as a blind box.
There is a girl in our group who doesn't usually play mobile games at all, but she has been involved in the past two days. She said she was attracted by the word "free". After all, any game now requires a monthly or quarterly pass. This game is fun without spending any money, and it doesn't overwhelm people at all. The only thing she complained about was that there were a lot of ads in it - watching an ad can increase your physical strength, but it's not a forced pop-up window, so you can close it if you don't want to see it. Anyway, I play it in my spare time, and it's okay to click on it during breaks.
Generally speaking, this game is very suitable for playing with everyone during lunch break. You can teach each other how to combine dishes efficiently, or guess who is the shady supplier in the plot. The atmosphere is very good. People like us who work overtime every day really don't have much time to sit in front of the computer and play hard-core games. Being able to fish at the workstation and easily combine two portions of egg fried rice during lunch break is already a stress-relieving tool. 🍚
By the way, if you play to the end, guess what the regular guy who comes to the restaurant wearing sunglasses all day does? I feel like he must be related to the main plot. The lunch break is too short. I will continue to explore tomorrow. Before the boss comes, I will buy another round of soy milk hahaha.