Game Development: Designing a Giant Hammer from the Start

[Game development + wish fulfillment + utterly ruthless]

Lin Tong transmigrates to a parallel world, just as the end-of-term design competition is about to begin.

He discovers that the games from his old world don’t exist here.

From the start, he designs Hammer, Plants vs. Zombies, and Only Men Can Make It to Floor 100, setting off a frenzy with these hit casual games. This designer really has no mercy.

At the game innovation competition, he brings out Plants vs. Zombies: Hybrid Edition. Not enough buzz?! He launches a player collaboration program, and fans come up with all kinds of versions.

For the August 15 anniversary, he turns around and releases Anti-Japanese War: Blood Battle in Shanghai and The Invisible Guardian.

You say my games lack substance? I Am Blind and To the Moon burst onto the scene.

You say I only make casual games?! Sekiro, Call of Duty, Titanfall.

Players: “You old rascal?! We really do love you and hate you in equal measure!”

Old Rascal Lin: “Hehe, I’m a five-star law-abiding citizen. Red Dead Redemption is still waiting for you.”