Game Production: I Use My God to Beat the Game Industry

It's a decent game production article, the plot rhythm is relatively tight, and the overall look and feel is okay. Disadvantages: ①The plot of the game being stolen by a roommate at the beginning and being slapped in the face is really unpleasant. Low-level slaps in the face have been eliminated in game production articles. If it is a general urban article, low-level slaps in the face can always retain some readers. Because the reader base is large, there are always people who want to watch this kind of mindless and enjoyable plot. However, game production articles are relatively niche, so there is no need for authors to do this and screen readers. ② There are too many plots related to the company's business competition, and players' feedback and evaluation of the game are slightly less. When reading articles about game production, don't you just want to see how the game you like to play kills everyone, and then see how the players in the article brag about it? As for the business war, unless the author writes it to a high standard, he generally doesn't care much about it. Because the original setting is to crush and bully the game, the business war between competitors will disgust the protagonist and readers. In the early days, the game was launched too quickly, resulting in players switching to the next game without any screen. On the contrary, there are too many scenes at Fujiko, and they are either working on the protagonists or in meetings with the protagonists. The latest chapter shows the gameplay at the exhibition and lets game critics review it. I think this rhythm is very good.

The old traditional roommate steals the work at the beginning, and he steals it. The other content is also very consistent with this opening. It is quite satisfactory and has an extremely familiar atmosphere, but the author's feedback is very good. Keep up the good work [currently in progress]

The opening is so classic that it makes you want to abandon the book. I skipped a lot of chapters in this book. I don't know if there is anything more poisonous. Although it's a bit routine, it's still quite interesting. Like me, I can't find the book, so you can read it.

At the moment, I personally think it's okay and you can watch it. I hope there will be more games in the future [laughing] In fact, I'm looking forward to whether there will be a manga-adapted game, which should be quite interesting. Finally, I hope the author can work hard and update it so that it doesn't end too late.

It's okay. Please support me.

It's great, it's great, Sekiro's change is so good

Yes, the game content has been localized. I saw it for the first time [Like]

I think it's okay. I can keep reading. Mainly because I want to read something about online games. There are too many about stand-alone games. They all have the same taste. It's good to mix it up like this.

It's a very pure game production article. I finished it in one go. There are no poisonous points so far.

It's okay, but the protagonist's game was stolen earlier. When I browsed the directory, there were a bunch of suppressed plots. I hesitated for a while before clicking in. I hope these plots will be reduced in the future.

Come on, come on, come on

The front is indeed a bit classic, but the back feels like it's getting better.

The writing is quite interesting, but there is too little.

Very good, in the game production category

It looks good, but I wonder if the author can write about games like Stickman War, Monument Valley, Hill Climb Racing, and Total War Simulator.

It's okay, nothing serious.

Nice! Very nice! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

It's okay, if you're not a book reader, you can read it.

It's pretty good, but I just feel like the speed of game production is a little too high.

@ Double Pepper Basa Fish Is there a female protagonist? Author

It's okay at the moment and I can watch it. However, the latest version of Sekiro: The Return of the Dragon makes me want to see which village you return to in the real ending. I still plan to pass it by.

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There won't be a female protagonist, right?

Will my three phantom gods appear [eating melon]

It has an ancient and sacred feeling, but I can still watch it forbearance. To be honest, it's a bit typical.

Can the author describe some more games? I've been playing Paranormal Activity lately.

It's okay, but I don't know if the author can finish it.