Don't Kill Me, I'm Just a Game Developer

The overall feeling is pretty good. I feel that the main character develops in both the gaming and academic circles. I don't play games very much, but I feel that your writing is okay. The only shortcoming is that I am afraid of the studio. I am really convinced by your method of running the company. It gives me the feeling that it will explode sooner or later in the future. I have run several games but only have two employees. And relying on word of mouth is not such a reliable method. Everyone I meet is a good person, and there is no slap in the face. It's good, but it always gives me a sense of dissonance. It's understandable that there are one or two, and there must be some villains. You have to work on this aspect of the studio, at least make it more formal. Finally, the protagonist's character is a bit too silly and sweet. When you become a boss in the future, you must at least look like a boss. The protagonist gives me a very silly and naive feeling. I hope the protagonist can stand up in the future. No more, probably

The writing is generous. At least I can confirm that it is not a studio article, but it is too small. I suggest you update it more.

It's nice to look at, there's nothing messy about it, and it's very comfortable, but Pig's Feet has already opened a studio, and you've also guided the employees' games. In fact, you should collect 10% to 20% of the income and record it in the company's account, so as to save it for the future.

Let's play some sensational mini-games, such as "To the Moon"

Don't kill me, I'm just a gamer Written by Demon Sword Girl single recommendation The plot is just an ordinary game design, and I wrote something of my own, but the story telling is a bit green and seems a bit bland. Three and a half to four and a half stars.

I watched a third of it and briefly talked about it. It is undeniable that the company's operation and management are somewhat criticized. But on the other hand, there are no absolute conflicts or surprises from heaven. It feels like a fairy tale in a novel. The writing style avoids anecdotes, and you can see a little bit of the utopia in the author's mind. It's a good recommendation if you want to change the taste.

I find it quite comfortable, but that employee is considered a poisonous point for some people, and there will be minor changes later on, so I can only say keep up the good work. Congratulations on the completion, good game production article

The writing is good, but the later part of MR is too unrealistic. VR has only become popular. MR has too many technologies that have not yet been broken through, such as energy, data storage, not to mention other weird components. It is better to write cloud games first to make a transition.

I have seen too many system-streamed production games, and this kind of game where there is no game but only Su Hui's awakened brain seems to be particularly comfortable. Many plot settings are very reasonable. The protagonist is responsible for making the game, and the company has dedicated people in charge.

I saw Chapter 96 of the relaxing article. There is no slap in the face. I don't know if there are good people to attract the halo. I gathered a group of good people to play games together. They can relax very well. I just want to see them be shocked when I play a large-scale game.