In 2013, GTA V burst onto the scene, raking in $1 billion in just three days after its release. Overseas, AAA games were flourishing, while the domestic market was still dominated by online and browser games, with Blood Rain the lone seedling struggling to survive.
This is where Ye Xun’s story begins.
With a vision ten years ahead of his time, he starts with Dead Cells and Hollow Knight, then moves on to top-tier AAA titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Elden Ring.
One game after another takes the world by storm, gradually transforming the domestic gaming industry.
Ye Xun has always had just one goal:
To put Chinese games at the top of the world.
And to become a god of the gaming world.
The author talks about the underlying logic of game design in the book, but because of the many professional terms, people who read it will feel dizzy. But since it's rare that anyone is willing to write about this subject, I'll give it 5 stars.