I'm a Game Designer! I Made Players Worldwide Cry!
我！游戏设计师！虐哭全球玩家！
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- Completed
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- 640k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Are There Any Books With Zero Words?
I'm pretty curious.
Another Potential Masterpiece Is Emerging, and It's Only for Readers with Refined Taste
Looking for something like "Illusion Realm Patch". No templates or predictable formulas. You have no idea where the next chapter is going until you finish it. It has an original premise, isn't mindless, and has depth...
Gacha Novels! Gacha Novels!
Looking for books like After I Drew a Card, the Children of Fortune All Clung to Me. I've recently gotten into gacha stories, but I can never find any. Most of them are sign-in stories.
Any Novels With a Gacha System? I'm Hooked Lately, Waiting Here!
Looking for books like After I Drew a Card, Why Are All the Children of Destiny Clinging to Me?
Everyone Enters a Game World, and Game Stats Carry Over into Reality
Something longer, please.
Seriously Underrated Novels
Looking for books similar to Sha Gen Is Not Stupid at All. Sha Gen lives in the countryside with his beautiful sister-in-law. They suffer bullying and hardship, but he turns things around and becomes a powerful leader!
Novels Based on Steam Games
I'm genuinely puzzled. G Fatty is practically all-powerful in the gaming world, so why has no one really written novels based on Steam or its games?
Game Designers Who Pour Their Hearts into Making Games, and Players Who Love Them
Please stop recommending novels about making games just to troll players. I’m sick of them. Game development stories need to be written with sincerity!
Any Novels About Making Video Games?
I feel like there aren’t many novels about making games. Please recommend some.
Game Development, MiHoYo Really Gets It?
The Protagonist Is a Game Designer Who Brings Great Games From His Past Life to This World
The Protagonist Starts a Game Studio and Makes AAA Games
The Bookshelf of a Minecraft Fan
him?303?null? Necromancer Knight? The blocks dancing at your fingertips are the unchanging faith of my life. Block fruit on the block tree, you and me beneath it... Here, you will meet a legend from my world...
Looking for Novels About Developing Video Games, Please, Everyone 😭😭😭
I can’t find anything good to read.
Game Development: Making a Steam Studio or Steam Game
Steam is practically at the top of the gaming world, whether domestically or overseas. Why does everyone only write about miHoYo? Doesn't anyone write about G Fat?
A Handsome Protagonist Accidentally Appears on Camera and Goes Viral Online
She accidentally ends up on camera and goes viral for her looks.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Designs Games and Creates Horror Games
Looking for books like You’re Making a Game, So Why Did You Scare the Judges Half to Death? As the title says, I want games that exist in real life, like Siren or Silent Hill. No games invented by the author.
Novels Where In-Game Classes Manifest in the Real World
Novels where a character's in-game class manifests in the real world
I Want to Read About a Protagonist Making Games That Torture the Players, Hehehehe
The Protagonist Makes Games So Heartbreaking That All the Players Cry
Looking for No-CP Stories with a Male Protagonist and No Romance with Anyone, Male or Female
A male-led story where the protagonist is alone. Male protagonist only (I’ve read too many stories with women), no male or female love interests, and ideally not even any romantic tension.
A Mixed Bag of Books
Any kind of book is fine. I’ll take steamy stories and all sorts of angsty stories, as well as sweet stories and everyone-loves-the-female-lead stories. Send me everything you’ve got! Just please don’t recommend duplicates.
Looking for Stories About Someone Who Transmigrates to a Planet Where Gaming Is Underdeveloped and Makes Games
Looking for stories about someone who transmigrates to a planet where gaming is underdeveloped and creates video games.
Any Stories Where a Game Is Turned Into a Dungeon for People From Another World to Explore?
I'm looking for books similar to Buried in Dungeons, How Did I End Up Becoming an Emperor?
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Me! A Game Designer! The Ultimate Master of Depression!
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To allow the author to focus on updating this book, I've already reported their other ongoing novel. Guys, did I do the right thing? 😎😎
Here, the author explains why I said tomorrow is possible. 100 Chapters updated! First, the Geese world record is 807 letters per minute, according to... Each Chinese character requires six letters, and the typing speed is approximately 134 per minute. The word count is as follows, since I am not a Guinness World Record holder.
This book is really good. The plot doesn't drag, although it's a bit idealistic at first, but it's mostly logical later on. I think I know why this book has such a low rating now, especially the part about the primordial spirit, which is practically a drastic alteration. Still, it's quite good overall, and I recommend it.
When are you going to write about Titanfall? I'm really interested in Titanfall. The last book I wrote about Titanfall disappeared for some reason. It was such a great book.
Overall, it's pretty good. I'd give it an 8 or 9 out of 10, and I'll give it five stars as encouragement. To be honest, this is the first time I've read a story about game development. How to put it? This one is actually quite enjoyable to read.
It's quite good. Unlike other novels that simply copy original livestream storylines, this one focuses more on the main storyline's perspective and development. The released game also has its own set of ideas and modifications. Overall, it's a novel with a strong emphasis on commercial design. If you only want to watch the streamer progress through the story, be warned; there's very little plot (and the Titans don't fall in the end).
How come there's only this much? Author, you're terrible! It's too little, not enough to read at all!
I think this is a lighthearted and enjoyable read, suitable for both male and female readers. As a girl who loves playing games every day, I feel that this article gives me goosebumps every time I read it. It's an exciting goosebump. It's already perfect that it can extract the essence and core of each game and write it with emotion.
The pacing is excellent, unlike other novels that pad out the word count, which is great. However, precisely because the plot is so tight, I wanted to add some transitions. The transitions sometimes felt incredibly awkward. The beginning was fine, but the handling of major moral issues later on was a bit disjointed. Seriously.
It was very good, but I didn't see Titanfall 2.