To be honest, I hesitated for a long time before posting a game recommendation in the emotional literature section. Here, everyone talks about feelings, regrets, and sleepless nights, and me recommending a parkour mobile game seems a bit off track. But then I thought, games, for veteran players, are sometimes just a carrier of emotions. 🐻
I'm thirty now, and I started playing from the era of Snake on the Seiban. Later, when smartphones became popular, I almost tried every parkour game. I've experienced the tension of 'Temple Run,' the smoothness of 'Subway Surfers,' and the social features and pay-to-win aspects of 'Everyday Running.' So, an IP-adapted parkour game like 'Boonie Bears: Big Bear Run' shouldn't really catch my eye. No exaggeration, it's definitely not the kind of masterpiece that would make you stay up late studying the mechanics.
But recently I spent some time playing with my little nephew.