Rebirth 08: Game Development Only Needs Skills

. This book has just been released. It was only 3 chapters long when it was discovered by me who was looking for a new investment book. Then I read it all the way and made some suggestions from time to time. I watched the game production article that was put on the shelf after four rounds of recommendations after PKing all the way. I personally think that there are three main genres of game production writing, namely emotional flow, imagination flow and plot flow. The emotions flow like Titanfall, and to be honest, it relies purely on the power of writing to arouse the reader's emotions. The thinking flow is like this is not a bug, the main focus is on cool operations, and the fun is hilarious. As for the plot flow, it depends on whether the written plot can immerse the readers and make them feel real. The reason why I fell in love with this book at first glance and felt that this book is a workable material is that the plot of this book is very down-to-earth. To be honest, although this book is the author's debut novel, although there are no major shortcomings, it does not have particularly explosive gimmicks or strong expectations, and it lacks the ability to absorb content. But the author should be a practitioner in the game industry and know many details of the game industry. Most authors of game production articles, especially those who focus on emotional flow and imagination flow, are not relevant practitioners, and can rarely write with a down-to-earth feeling. This does not affect the sense of plot enjoyment, but readers will clearly understand that such stories are purely novel entertainment. In this book, the operation of clearing dungeon bugs at the beginning to dig out the first pot of gold is very down-to-earth. It instantly reminded me of the protagonist's operation of starting the text message alliance in "Rebirth: I Want to Surf". It's a feeling that's hard to describe. It doesn't necessarily bring extra pleasure. However, a down-to-earth plot can increase the sense of reality and credibility, thereby increasing the immersion when reading. As long as the author maintains this characteristic, the quality can be kept at a lower limit. At least so far, the plot of this book may be generally satisfactory, with no outstanding highlights and no obvious shortcomings. The only stable daily update of 6k is slightly better than ordinary people. However, because it occasionally involves real details of the game industry that ordinary people don't know, and related content, this book is quite interesting for middle-aged, old and white readers.