
I'm a Horror Game Creator in the Interstellar Era
我在星际当恐游制作人
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- Completed
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- 746k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I'm quite interested in horror game novels. I read one before about someone traveling through space to create a horror game, but unfortunately, it ended after only a few chapters. There are so many Chinese horror novels out there, and I really want to read more, but then it just ends. It's really frustrating. I hope the author can update more often; I have faith in them! 💕
It's good; the theme is novel, and the writing is exquisite. It would be better if the horror game made by the female protagonist had less of the positive tear-jerking elements, otherwise it feels like her game has gone astray.
Four stars for the author's dedication; the game is very detailed. One star is deducted because the puzzles far outweigh the horror. Since the story establishes that the character's mental illness requires shock and stimulation for treatment, it should incorporate various thrilling elements and terrifying events, rather than focusing so much on puzzles.
The author is excellent! ((*^∀^))👍🏻, It's so good! The female lead shouldn't have a romantic partner; she should focus on her career. Author, keep up the good work! Produce more, produce more, produce more!♪(´∪`●)ゝ. Extra chapters coming! (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ )
I give this female protagonist novel a five-star rating. The plot flows smoothly with no major flaws. There's no female rivalry or male entanglement, so it's suitable for those who are sensitive to this kind of content. There are some inconsistencies in the text, but they don't significantly affect the plot, so don't worry about them too much.
Hmm… this article is actually quite well-written. As a horror game, many of the in-game descriptions are terrifyingly detailed, and the author's writing style is quite good! The author also referenced many horror movies, and occasionally posting a picture in the comments section is truly terrifying QAQ…
The author's writing is superb, the characters are vividly portrayed, the logic is clear, and the writing is delicate—it's a very well-structured read. So please keep updating! (ง•̀_•́)ง
Well, the theme is quite novel, but it's not easy to immerse yourself in it. It's not particularly scary, but it's not entirely unscrupulous either. From a game perspective, the choices seem limited; you can't choose your own character, and the number of random characters is pitifully small.
It's genuinely a bit scary! The main thing is the plot; at first, it's mostly calm with a few minor frights, which was quite frightening for someone like me who hasn't watched many horror movies. Also, I noticed the author's writing style has improved.
Having read up to chapter 46, it shows great potential; the world-building could be expanded significantly. Having read up to chapter 80, I noticed a problem: the author's writing isn't scary at all.