Game Development: The Players Are So Naive, Time to Make Them Cry

I once read a book that was very similar to yours, the one that started the production of Titanfall, but it was taken down. I hope this book will not make the same mistake.

I watched it in one go and it was really enjoyable. I felt more comfortable than when I watched the making of Titanfall.

I don't know why, but the rating is a bit low, but it's super exciting. Come on, knife, knife

Author, would you like to try oneshot? It's a bit unpopular, but the quality is pretty good. There is nothing to hate about the process, except that the dilemma at the end of the game makes people really unable to calm down. Also, your entire computer is used as a game, and you need to view/modify game files to advance the plot. The protagonist of the game can also communicate with you directly, which is equivalent to bringing the player directly into the game. I forgot the details, so I'll search it myself if I want to know more. Will you make arrangements for "Lily of the End" later?

Come on, I'm looking forward to the author writing other pixel-style games with multiple endings in the plot. ^ω^ If I write a game that I recommend, I will add five stars. (=^▽^=)

There are some games that you may not have special feelings about if you haven't played them before, but overall the topic is very good. The last novel I was satisfied with when making a game was the platinum version of Titanfall. I don't know why it was removed from the shelves. I miss the nth day of the Northeast Goose [almost crying] [crying]

It's very interesting. It's my favorite game without a female protagonist. At least I haven't seen any ambiguous women yet. It's just that the setting of the Pain Game is a bit cliche. I also wish there were two games like Onmyoji and Clash of Clans.

Highly recommended, a very nice book! !

It's very good-looking, and the protagonist's character design is also very good. At first, no one thought she was the heroine, but with about a hundred chapters left, we gradually started to have more connections. The heroine is Bai. In fact, there are not many ambiguous plots, it's just very Naturally, I didn't read the reviews at first, so I read it without a heroine. But even if there is a heroine, I still think it can be read. There are very few emotional lines. I can recommend that even readers who like no heroine should also read it. I didn't read much about the emotional lines, and just read the main plot. Support the author~ I personally like to watch movies without female protagonists, but this author's writing is also very natural, although I didn't pay close attention to the emotional line~ [makes a face] Maybe I don't know clearly, so I don't know what others think. But he is also a real swordsman. I have never experienced those games, and I don't know those games, but the games written by the author also touched me, so I think the main plot is quite good.

Author, I just played a "healing" game recently. You can try the game called "Star Train and Shiro's Journey", which has a lolita and a cat-eared girl (Nova, Enri, kiss me, kiss me!) It's really healing!