Game Development Starts with Pixel Art

As a seasoned programmer, Gao Xiang accidentally transmigrates to the year 2010 in another world.

Android phones have just been released, and Gao Xiang rides the wave to unexpected success.

From Game Dev Story to Next Turn, his games leave players with a love-hate relationship.

Game journalist: “Players, what do you think of the games from Flying Games?”

Seasoned player: “I can't believe I'm hooked on pixel games. They're nothing but mosaics, after all.”

Censorship expert: “Distance makes the heart grow fonder. What you can't quite see is the best. Pixel games are the GOAT!”

Farming game player: “Raising fighting roosters, walking dogs, growing crops, and stealing vegetables: that's the life I've always dreamed of!”

Professional gamer: “This is a company with a conscience. It may look like a tiny workshop, but every game is a gem.”

Whale gamer: “The game is great, but it takes way too much time. I blinked, and the whole night was gone.”

Employee at a certain company: “Exactly, the games are great, but the boss is so lazy that the company is always on vacation. I don't feel like I'm going to work. It feels more like a holiday.”

“What? Flying Games is going on vacation again?”

“What? Flying Games chartered a plane for their vacation!”

“What? Flying Games chartered a plane to take a vacation in Antarctica!”

“What? Flying Games moved the whole company to Antarctica?”