Family members, who knows? At 3:30 this afternoon, when my boss passed by my work station, my phone happened to lock the screen and a "G Sandbox: Hatred 2" download completion prompt popped up. My heartbeat at that time was faster than Party A's demand for change! Fortunately, I set up a PS interface on my desktop and pretended to adjust the layer mask. In fact, my fingers were secretly sliding across the screen of my phone.
It's not easy to catch fish, but this game really allows a social creature like me to find an outlet. How should I put it? It's just a pixel sandbox. You can do whatever you want after entering. Pick up weapons, find props, choose maps, and then deal with those AI villains. I usually only play for ten minutes, and I specifically choose small maps. I go in, pick up a baseball bat, and smash it against a small car on the roadside. The sound of breaking glass coupled with the pixel art style is inexplicably decompressing. Sometimes when I feel stressed, I just choose a zombie picture and use a spray gun to retreat and hit at the same time. The recoil feels quite exciting. Even though my phone is muted, the feedback from the picture is enough.
The best part is that it doesn't require liver! Unlike some games where you go online every day and check in at work, you can play this game if you want to, and throw it away if you don't want to play. I would hide in the stairwell to get two during my lunch break, and wait for the subway to get one after get off work. I could even create explosion effects while squatting in a pit. There are also many types of maps, including streets, warehouses, and laboratories. The destruction objects in each scene are different. You can demolish a car today, a wall the next, and fry an oil barrel the day after tomorrow. You will never get tired of it.
The only thing I have to be careful about is not to get too high and laugh out loud. Last time I accidentally set off a row of oil barrels, and the screen burst into flames. I almost slapped my thigh and cheered, but the team leader next door glanced at me. I quickly pretended to cough and said, "Why did this layer collapse again?" Alas, in the adult world, even decompressing is like being a thief. But seriously, if you are also a hard-working worker and want to find a little game that is mindless, easy to play, and purely for venting, you can really try this. Anyway, every time I fish for ten minutes, I feel refreshed when I return to my work station, and I can even face the new PPT sent over by my boss with a smile.
Oh, by the way, this game is free, and the developer doesn't know who it is. Anyway, it just allows me to be a villain in the pixel world painlessly. I decided to secretly study the mysterious prop that can summon a helicopter next time when the boss is away. It's not easy to catch fish, but we can always find our own happiness, right? 😎