Game Development Designer

It is recommended that the author add Fortnite to the list. I want to compare it to PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. Fortnite is more popular abroad. In the United States, one Internet cafe, ten people, nine Fortnites, and one League of Legends, really.

There is a big problem with this system. If a task fails, will the memory related to the system be erased and become an ordinary person? So here's the problem, you'll find out after the mission fails, huh? I have a system! Huh? I have a system! Huh? I have a system! 😂😂😂

Enmmmmn, actually, I think the author has a somewhat narrow view of the country's [domestic games] or [cultural export]. Not only martial arts or fairy tales can be considered cultural exports. For example, is an imaginary FPS game that takes PLA as the main perspective and fights against aliens, human terrorist organizations or other unreal countries, considered cultural export? →For example, replace the Star Alliance in Mass Effect with the Shanghai Alliance, the Fifth Fleet with the Xuanwu Fleet, New York with Beijing, Admiral Anderson with General Dai Hongkui, etc. . Is an RTS game with China as the main perspective considered a cultural export? . Is an RPG/ACT/STG game based on the Three Kingdoms or the Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties considered cultural export? . Is a business simulation or racing game set in a Chinese city considered a cultural export? . Can a card/collection/battle game based on Chinese mythology be considered a cultural export? →For example, replace various minions in Hearthstone, or add monsters with Chinese mythological elements. . Don't think of cultural export as only martial arts and fairy tales, it covers all aspects of [culture]. I hope the author can see it, and I also hope that the protagonist will not be limited to simply "improving" the real game and releasing it. Similar to "Jianghu" in the article, you can see some shadows of current games, but change it to a game with Chinese culture. Personally, I feel it will be more interesting.

🙂If you had a golden finger, what would you do? My biggest dream is to have a golden finger that allows me to stay at home and watch movies and play games for a lifetime. This way I would be extremely satisfied. Sure enough, I am a salted fish

It's really sad that there aren't any serious game articles. Either it's too yyy, and the game will explode after a week, or it has nothing to do with the game, or it is too old, what the hell is it from the Alida era? I hope I can write more about this book. Hey, how good is the game and entertainment literature?

The game developed by the protagonist is really rubbish... Judging from the settings, it's not a good game. Fortunately, the author doesn't really make games, otherwise the treasury wouldn't compensate you.

Click 0, what the hell? There are no book reviews

Not bad, support it! There are so few novels about developing games, I hope this keeps up!

Am I the only one who thinks of him? 🤓

? ? ? Is there a system? How come I don't know?

Is eating chicken that good? I feel like what the author writes and what I play are two different games. .

In memory of the dead system, hehehehe

Death Stranding is finally out! ! !

A small reward, the author will give you a big boost 😃

I originally liked this kind of subject matter, but later on, the writing about chicken eating and lol became more and more original. As a reader, I felt like I had eaten a fly.

In this type of article, it is always easy to forget the system. How many chapters are there? . . . The system said that I had fainted from crying in the toilet.

An idea suddenly occurred to me. … Have you ever traveled to such a world, just for the sake of playing this parallel world game? You see, people in this parallel world don't know how to make money by making games. They keep focusing on quality, plot, and fun. They don't make money and don't make money. A group of people just generate electricity for love and have no food. In a world like this, wouldn't it be great to be a player? 😃

After reading the beginning, there are not many novels about game production. This one is well written and I will follow it, but I still want to say something. I really disagree with the saying that the martial arts and fairy tale background limits global sales. It does not sell well abroad. I can only say that the game is not good enough, and the cultural reasons are the same. The Witcher 3 is a Western fantasy work, but it is not as popular in China. GTA Red Dead Redemption is different, and Zelda is not the same. Global praise, cultural reasons are not that serious. For example, with Fairy Sword, I can only say that each generation of Fairy Sword is not good enough compared with the foreign games of the same era. Therefore, it is really painful that the game does not sell well abroad due to some cultural reasons. After watching so much Hollywood, foreigners think that they are bad guys and we don't also think they are bad guys. Why don't foreigners who we think are bad guys think the same? My point of view is that there is nothing cultural or uncultured about games. If they are fun, they will sell well. The cultural output promoted by China is not the superficial fairy tales and martial arts, but the image of the Chinese people, who are hard-working, civilized and friendly, and the core spirit of Chinese soldiers who are not afraid of strong enemies and march forward courageously. Many of the spiritual cores are basically agreed upon by the world. Sorry, but I really don't like the idea that it will be unpopular in foreign countries. I don't want to complain, but I feel better after spraying a lot of words.

I was originally going to send out a leaflet, but after thinking about it I decided not to. The reason I wrote this was because someone sent me a private message, saying that they were using what I wrote in the article to show off, and then I froze when asked. First of all, let me self-deprecate. I won't take the blame for this, because I am not a gamer myself. I can only say that I have worked in game-related industries, and I understand it somewhat better than ordinary players. Secondly, some of the content in the article is exaggerated or fabricated. Don't think that everything is correct and is true in the industry. For example, I exaggerated the effectiveness of the motion capture technology mentioned in the article. Is motion capture expensive? Some people say it's not expensive, some people say it's expensive. Let me tell you what I know. Once, a small and medium-sized production rented a professional animation studio abroad and found actors and actresses in various places. The cost of shooting in a day was about US$40,000. Of course, that was a few years ago. Now that technology has developed, the cost should have been reduced. I don't know about it, so I won't talk about it. Secondly, motion capture technology is equivalent to solving the problem of resource production. Simply put, it is high-quality raw materials. However, if the follow-up procedures are not good, even motion capture cannot save it, and sometimes it is not even as good as MAX. And making a game is not as simple as what I wrote in the article, so some parts are true and are indeed useful information, but most of them are processed by me, or I don't know how to collect the information myself. You must understand it yourself before pretending to be cool, and don't be slapped in the face and come to me. As for which places are true? The studios of major game companies hate each other and are sworn enemies. Browser games are really profitable, and there are real browser games that cost tens of millions or tens of millions. These are all true~ Many of the planners you scolded are scapegoats. This is also true. Of course, there are more interesting things about the game that I will write about over time. Also, don't take it for granted. It has nothing to do with major manufacturers in reality. It's just a parallel world. If you see something that makes you feel familiar, it's definitely an illusion.

I specially opened the starting point on my computer and wanted to ask, apart from the more familiar games like dnf\lol, what are the prototypes of the games written by other authors in their novels (such as the Legend of XX at the beginning, Dandantang at the end, etc.), Can anyone explain it? (This is definitely not because I want to play the original game)

I feel that some things about the game in this article are too taken for granted, and the feelings are written very tastefully, such as how to balance ideals and reality, but I think there are still some aspects of game planning that I don't like, such as the bundled sales of Paopaotang and Nuannuan, and the bundled sales of Jianghu and pubg. It does not mean that the more comprehensive the game is and the more advantages it has, the more people will buy it. Too many things will make you confused, and too much food in the lunch box will sometimes lower the evaluation. However, my point of view may not be right, and the author's point of view may not be wrong either, so don't take it as it comes.

Has the protagonist traveled to a parallel world or is he a person from this world? The browser game at the beginning feels like a parallel world. There are some games like Heavy Rain and God Realm to be developed later, but the protagonist seems not to know. What's going on? ? Did the author feel dizzy while writing this? 😵

I'm writing about lol again, I'm speechless, forget it, let's keep it up first, and skip these games that are about vomiting. When I was writing about Jedi, I wanted to give up, and now I'm writing about lol... Next time I see another bad game written about, I'll just give up.

Come on, author, I have fully subscribed to support you.

I stayed up all night to read the first chapter to the current update, and I feel that it is all settled. The author will update soon, and I look forward to more and better cakes (dog head.jpg )

I feel like the novel is quite good. I hope to refer to the "Game Development Guide". It lacks a female protagonist. Life dramas can be popular if they are full-fledged. Come on!

I recently added a few chapters about turn-based games. I feel that those who are still making turn-based RPGs with the current hardware level are cheating out of consumer sentiment. The birth of turn-based RPGs was initially forced because the hardware configuration could not keep up. Looking at RPGs, I recently played a game called Hanjiajianghu. Apart from the better graphics and good UI, there is almost no highlight in the gameplay. I click on the character on idle and collect a wave of resources in the morning and another wave in the evening. I only spend less than half an hour in the game a day, and I can't get into it at all.

I don't understand. I just played a game and had no money to sell my house. Can't I get a house loan?

First of all, I have never played Sekiro However, after watching other people's videos, I found that Sekiro's boss and level design are 10,000 times worse than Black Soul Bloodline. I am so disappointed Miyazaki Hidetaka, fell from the altar

The Game Recommendation Building recommends some relatively good games (I won't talk about wizards and assassins that everyone knows)