Game Development: I Start by Tormenting Players with Escape Games
游戏制作：从逃生开始拷打玩家
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- Completed
- Length
- 405k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Let me put it this way! If this novel doesn't become a hit, I'll wear my monocle on the right side while calling out Adam's real name, go conduct experiments with the Mushroom King, and celebrate the joy of the harvest at the Church of the God of War. And I'll shout "Leo Dero!" On the beach, while also stealing some little brat's ice cream [doge] Oh, right.
Leaving aside other things, just pointing out Genshin Impact's flaws so incisively is truly impressive. He's absolutely right. In the late game, Mora becomes practically useless; to the Teyvat continent, you're essentially just a traveler. Even if you just let me have some property in the desert—forget about property, just don't restrict farmland, I could plant it all up!
Unlike other novels that are blindly popularized by streamers, this novel clearly explains the game's development process and why it became a hit. Other novels simply produce one hit after another, relying entirely on visuals to translate into text—incredibly dry and uninteresting. (The only downside is the slow update speed.)
That's great! I hope the author can write more Paradox Interactive games.
That's pretty good. I hope the author will write more Cthulhu-themed games.
5 stars because of its unique narrative style, unlike other game novels. Other game novels often present the game content in a somewhat rambling, repetitive way. This author's writing has a storytelling feel to it, which I found very enjoyable!
Dear author, I personally think this book is very well written. When I saw that the system collects negative emotions, Honkai Impact 3rd immediately popped into my head, so you know what I mean 😏😏😏 (Author, you don't want me to give it 2 stars later, do you? 😏😏😏😏😏)
I've finished reading it. Although the subject matter is similar, it was written with a different feel.
Everything you've written is great, author, I urge you to update soon! 😏😏😏😏
It's hilarious, even though I've never played it, I still think it's amazing.