Virtual Age: I Developed a Pokemon Game

After all, virtual games must be like animations, and it's not good to have an open world with so many restrictions.

More updates, it looks ok so far. Don't engage in cliche plots in the future, basically it won't break down

Since it is open enough that you can enter the gold market in advance, it is better not to block the level of the museum owner. In the open world, you must follow a fixed process, which will affect the gaming experience. Since it is a promotional game, it should show as many of the game's various gameplays and unique charms as possible. Don't blindly play a few fixed sprites. Full spoilers of the subsequent plot will affect the players' own playing experience. Moreover, once it is stereotyped as a pure battle game by players, the market of players who are not interested in battles will inevitably suffer unnecessary losses. It is strange that players' expectations will continue to rise.

Ask, is it turn-based? It's me*

I just saw this book, is it gone?

About Chapter 5 of "Virtual Era: I Developed a Pokémon Game" written by Ha Shimei: Choosing Charmander and the first battle with Green! Chapter review.

About "Virtual Era: I Developed a Pokémon Game" written by Ha Shimizu: Chapter 1: Traveling through three years! Bound to a god-level game system! Chapter review.

About "Virtual Era: I Developed a Pokémon Game" written by Ha Dashenming: Chapter 6: The restrained Charmander starts! Arrogant Green Chapter Review.