Stop Reviewing My Games!

. It is an anti-routine brain supplement for original game production. It has novel ideas and laughs, but is not homogeneous. The protagonist gets a negative feedback system at the beginning, and just wants to make a bad game quickly and directly unlock the system gift package. But by chance, with the help of players' brainstorming, they can always find wonderful game bugs or magical ways to play, which have received good reviews. The protagonist, who still has a conscience but can't explain his purpose, has no choice but to make a MOD and patch it according to the bugs in the player's mind. At this point, this book can be regarded as a unique dry food with slight highlights. It is not satisfactory, but it is not too outstanding. But the wonderful thing is that this book is a work that gradually gets better. In the early stages, the tool-man heroine and the tool-man system were actually a hindrance, making some of the plot progression a bit stiff and unsatisfactory. This also caused the book to stop at the level of special dry food. However, the existence of the tool man system finally inspired the protagonist's original intention as a game practitioner, allowing him to simply use the negative review feedback system as the final guarantee, and then rely on his own strength to create original games. In the plot at the same stage, perhaps catching up with the author's explosion of inspiration, the newly designed original games are either very gripping, or have deep empathy, and combined with the character arc of the protagonist's psychological growth, it really gives people a sense of getting better. All in all, as an original game production article, this book has better-than-average gameplay and creative ideas, making readers want to play games. At the same time, the plot design also has a lot of laughs, making people laugh and laugh. Except for the slight flaws in the role of the tool man in the early stage, the overall game is a rare masterpiece of this type of subject. Of course, if you simply want to read a cool article about copying a game and then having the anchor break the defense and the players being shocked, this book may not be suitable for your brainwaves.

Game production article, there is a system but I haven't seen it since the game was finished. The amount of updates is half shit, but the writing is okay. Most of the games in this book I really want to play, and they are basically original games (yes, I'm talking about Blanket Brother. I have no interest in other games except reskinned Hidetaka Miyazaki and lol/dota). The main plot summary is that those who make games make a living, and those who play games make a bigger living.

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