When I first saw that the game icon was a stick figure, I thought it was just a simple graffiti game, but when I went in I found that it was not the case at all! The novice tutorial taught me how to move and how to use skills. I was in a hurry, my fingers were jabbing on the screen, my character was running around, enemies were chasing me, and I couldn't even find where I was 😭
The funniest thing was the first level. The system asked me to defend the tribe. I thought to myself that this was not easy, so I rushed forward and fought against the pile of black stick figures on the opposite side. It turned out that my hero was holding an oversized axe, which looked pretty cool when swinging it, but he couldn't hit anyone. The monsters on the opposite side gathered around him in groups. I panicked and ran directly to my house. As a result, I lured the enemies back home. The tribe's small house was beaten to pieces... The system prompted "Hometown Destroyed", and I lost before I could figure out what was going on. I was still wondering at that time. It was obviously me who was here to defend them. Why would it be worse if I ran back?
Later, when I saw some bosses on the forum saying that this game requires "pulling and moving", I realized that I couldn't rush like a reckless man. I tried it again a few times, and found that it was really good to hide behind the tower and use skills, and then wait for the enemy to have residual health before going up and beating them. That huge weapon was really exaggerated. It was several times taller than a person in my hand. When I swung it, it felt like the whole screen was vibrating. Once, I knocked out three enemies with one stick. I was so happy that I almost jumped out of my chair!
Now I'm slowly getting better at playing. I know I need to upgrade heroes and accumulate equipment, and I'm starting to study those skill combinations. Although I am still often defeated by the group, I feel a special sense of accomplishment every time I rescue the tribe🥹
This game is really more interesting than I thought. Although the screen is a simple stick figure, the fighting is very lively. The weapons are big and slippery, and the enemies rush towards you in wave after wave. It is tense and fun at the same time. The key is that it's free and very friendly to zero-krypton novices like me.
Is there any old player who can bring me along? Now I know that I need to save my resources in the early stage and not spend them randomly. I feel that a lot of my previous rookie operations were wasted💦 There is a boss online who teaches me how to match heroes in the later stage! Thank you in advance~