America: the Godfather of Game Production

A pure game article, game articles must be about games, and don't write about messy business wars, politics, and emotional dramas. This book is very well written.

The fast-paced game production article does not include other elements and appears to be very pure, focusing only on the game content. Even if other related content is mentioned, it is ultimately to serve the game and return to the elements of the game. The selection of game themes is relatively diverse, and they are all iconic games of that era. It deserves praise for not coming up with future games just because it has a system. The system does not directly sell game content for the protagonist to copy directly, but improves the efficiency of production through the improvement of capabilities and provides an identification function for the protagonist to discover talents. There is no such thing as being as invincible as a plug-in because of the system.

This is the book that really makes games. There is no key policy, no dark wind and darkness, and all the premises are for the purpose of making games.

To be honest, the beginning is quite good. From game project establishment to development to release to offline feedback, the entire line is very clear. The most important thing is to have a clear background and timeline, which are the most fundamental things in the novel. Then, at the end, there are behind-the-scenes of the game production, similar to the kind of game origin videos on the Internet. You may be able to know the causes and consequences of a game in half an hour, but it does not mean that a game can be made in half an hour from production to release. After watching it, I feel like I have been transported into the game world. There is no time and no background. I only know that I have played one game after another. I don't know how long it has passed, and I don't know how the background has changed. Highly recommended for those who like pure game production.