Tilescapes - Onnect Match Game

Come and experience the charm of Tilescapes -Onnecte Match Game!

To be honest, when I first clicked on "Tilescapes", I didn't expect an elimination game to make me so popular. It mixes classic pairing gameplay with ultra-modern designs, like adding fluorescent graffiti to old mahjong-it looks fresh! Moreover, the development team really understands the players. They want to make the newcomers have fun while not leaving the old players aside. This sense of balance is rare.

Why is it so special? These highlights you must know

To be honest, there are not many games that allow me to spend time writing and tweeting, but there are a few places in Tilescapes that really hit me:

• Asynchronous games have a new twist:instead of being connected to the screen in real time, you can take a step today and continue tomorrow. For example, meeting a friend for a game on the weekend and secretly taking a look at the opponent's movements while fishing at work. It feels like playing the next game of slow chess with the flavor of tiles, which is exciting and comfortable.
• The picture is so beautiful that you want to take screenshots as wallpaper:the patterns on those tiles, such as ink landscapes, starry skies and universe, tropical rainforests... The background for each level is different, and the color matching is so bold as to be like an artist doodling, but you just think it looks good! When paired, the tiles will also glow slightly, blinking like little stars.
• The difficulty is "mind reading":When I first played it, it gave me a bunch of simple hints, thinking I was smart? Hey, it immediately stuffed me in a few levels. It was so complicated that it made me scratch my head for a long time. This feeling of "you think you will know it, but in fact you are far from it" simply makes people love and hate it.

To put it bluntly, whether it is a child who recognizes graphics, a migrant worker who wants to change his brain, or even a retired man who passes the time, this game can be played.

How does it feel to play? It's like falling into a moving jigsaw garden

As soon as you open the game, those colorful tiles are like candies scattered all over the ground, waiting for you to match them. The interface is unbelievably clean, every button is placed just right, and the operation can be completed with a swipe of your finger, without the need for instructions at all. What makes me most comfortable is the animation effect-the successfully paired tiles will bounce up and disappear. It is not the kind of violent flash, but the feeling of a bubble gently breaking, so gentle that I want to cry.

Many elimination games throw a bunch of rules and directly persuade them to quit. But the tutorial of "Tilescapes" is like an old friend taking you to play: first let you click a few times casually, and then quietly tell you,"Hey, this can be connected." When you get started, it hides some options and pretends not to give any hints, but actually leaves you some room for challenges. I tried playing on my old mobile phone, and it even loaded quickly without being stuck at all-this is really good!

Why is it different from those rotten elimination games?

Most of those who have three consumer products and Lianlian products on the market have changed their skin but not changed their dressing. But the most amazing thing about "Tilescapes" is that it brings out "digital reality"-the touch of your fingertips when pairing tiles, even across the screen, feels like you are touching a real tile. This experience can only be understood after playing it. Coupled with the asynchronous connection system, you don't let you fight with a robot, but you can really challenge your friends, and you don't have to wait for the other party to be online at all: you take one step at a time when he takes a step, and you take time on weekends to watch the situation. The pleasure of "cleaning you up tomorrow morning" is much easier than a real-time game.

This kind of gameplay is like an upgraded version of "chess book game", but the picture is a hundred times more beautiful. You can review your opponent's last move, think about how to plan your next step, or even deliberately leave a trap for him to jump-this is not an elimination game, it is clearly a psychological warfare! Moreover, the whole game maintains the solidity of "touching the real tile". Even in the virtual world, you can feel the "click" pleasure of successful pairing, and the addiction index is directly full.

To sum up: New wine in old bottles is so fragrant

After playing around for a while,"Tilescapes" reminded me that the classic elimination game can still be played like this. It not only has the familiar touch (who hasn't played Lianliankan before), but also contains the ingenuity of asynchronous combat and the little visual surprise. If you also like Mini games that don't have to rush, you can ponder over it slowly, and keep your eyes on it, then this work is definitely worth a try. Anyway, I now take two yoga exercises every day before going to bed. It's just a set of yoga for my brain. It's comfortable!

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