From Laid Off at a Tech Giant to the God of Gaming

Good. The only drawback is that the paid game was changed to free (less than a year later.) And no compensation was written.

It's a rare source of information in game writing. Although the previous ones were a bit bland, the few books I'm currently optimistic about have basically been discontinued 😢 😢 😢. The others are not much of a source of information, but are always inexplicably poisonous. I hope this one will get better and better.

There is no objectionable intrigue, more of a detailed description of the game, more like the author's game amends to the readers. Although the writing about relationships, systems, employee bonuses and own income is a bit deviated from reality, it is not bad as an introduction to the game. If the volume is large enough and updated enough, I can still accept some flaws.

Overall, this book is pretty good among the novels I've read about game production. In fact, the little characters depicted in it are also pretty good. I just feel that the progress of game production is a bit slow. I hope the author will continue to work hard 👍👍👍

Shuangwen, it's gone, that's it

That's great. You need to fix the bugs and make up for the shortcomings when moving the game, otherwise it won't be in vain!

Not bad, I like it very much

It feels pretty good, and I was given two Amway games.

Not bad, electronic mustard bar

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on