Game Development: I Started at the Theme Park and Scared Everyone to Tears
游戏制作：从乐园开始吓哭所有人
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- Completed
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- 393k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I discovered that my personality is quite similar to the female lead's ｡:.ﾟヽ(*´∀`)ﾉﾟ.:｡. I'm also afraid of horror games, but I still want to play them. (The novel is quite good for me in all aspects.)
It's pretty good. In the end, the female lead returns to her own world. Well, she helped the original owner achieve "success and fame," but when she returns to her own world, she's still just an ordinary college student. Doesn't that create a sense of loss?
The game borrows elements from existing games (and also seems to have some innovative content). The writing style needs improvement; the player perspective shifts too quickly, causing some disjointedness. It's suggested that you describe one player's gameplay before moving on to another, focusing on the first player's experience while omitting similar parts of the others, to achieve a better balance of detail and brevity.
Game Development: Starting from the amusement park, scaring everyone. It's all fate. In terms of game design and plot, the main storyline is quite rich, but the atmosphere of fear lacks necessary rendering. It only says that the character felt fear, but there is no more detailed explanation. I didn't feel the fear, so it lacked a sense of immersion and curiosity.
Politeness: 4 stars – The theme and game concept are good, but it felt like something was missing. I don't know how to describe it, but it's like the author wanted to convey that the game the protagonist created was 100% terrifying, but I only felt about 60%.
It's alright. The characters are quite vivid and not stereotypical. However, I really couldn't finish it near the end, so I skipped it (for personal reasons) 😂😂😂 But the whole book is very good. Everyone should check it out. And it's similar to the book "Starting from Campus Horror: Becoming the Strongest Designer." I really want to read more stories like this!
Where's the romance novel? [What][What][What][What][What][What] But it's still quite pretty.
It makes me want to play! 🤦 This novel is fantastic! I usually read these kinds of stories, which only briefly describe the players' gameplay and focus mainly on the protagonist's real life, then just a repetitive, chronological account of new games being released and the protagonist's journey to success.
This is really good! It's quite difficult to find a good article of this kind. I hope the author continues to update! 💕
Great read! Thumbs up to the author! 💕 Overall, it's very good, although the middle part wasn't particularly scary 🤦 But it's still a readable and decent book with no major flaws 👍