Mobile e-sports events have been really lively recently. Watching the KPL Spring Split made my blood boil with excitement. The details of the operational games of several strong teams are particularly worth pondering. Especially the wave of vision control and command and dispatch before the final round are simply more skillful than the players' operations. I have always felt that the end of competition is not just hand speed, but also a competition of brainpower and teamwork.
So while watching the games these days, I also found a "brain arena" - "The School of Reasoning". Don't underestimate this board game app. The gameplay of Werewolf, Who's the Undercover, and Script Killing are actually similar to the tactical logic on the field. When you are a werewolf, you need to think about how to set the rhythm and make up the timeline, which is the same as the coach guessing the opponent's line change in the game; when you are a good person, you need to be convincing in returning votes, just like the team leader shouting to gather and start the dragon, you have to make your teammates believe you. After playing a few games, I, as an "e-sports observer," had an occupational disease, and my mind was filled with logical chains and positioning judgments.
What makes me more comfortable is that the balance of the game is quite careful. The skill strengths of different characters are restrained, and the voting and speaking mechanisms try to prevent one-sided overwhelming. Just like the strong heroes in the version will be adjusted, the winning rate between the bad guys and the good guys here is also relatively stable, which will not make one party too frustrated. If you like to study tactics or simply want to practice your eloquence, come here and try it. It's really addictive.
Of course, if you don't want to burn your brain so much, its social system is also quite decompressing. I won't go into details about family, friends, and CP. The key is that there is a high degree of freedom in DIY clothing and pets. It is the kind of little fun that can be tinkered with between watching games. The matching speed is really fast, and you can book a room in seconds in the middle of the night, which is much more convenient than many e-sports client games.
In short, if you like the game-like feeling of competition, you might as well come to "Mystery Academy" to have a game. Maybe the next "tactician master" is you 😉