
The Ultimate Game Developer
巅峰游戏制作人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 972k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Come Check Out These Games
These are all novels in the gaming genre.
Reborn to Make Games, Updates on the Homebody Novel Are Ongoing
Thanks to everyone for the recommendations and bouquets. My collection is about to hit 3,800, hooray ( ̄▽ ̄). I've been reading novels for 10 years, so I've tried pretty much every genre. I don't usually read works by the big-name authors anymore. Thanks for all the recommendations! I won't add books that don't fit the list's focus, but I'll check them out. I'm mainly interested in urban fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, and anime-inspired stories. This list mainly features novels about anime and games: "
Zi Ye’s Recommendations for a Reading Drought
I've been a bit lazy lately, so I'll put off writing reviews for now. I've tried every book here myself. I can't promise that promising new authors won't lose their way later on, but at least these stories have something fresh to offer. If one goes off the rails, I'll remove it. The completed books are all up to standard. I can't promise everyone will love them, but they're solid picks. No doubt about it! ο(=•ω<=)ρ⌒☆
The Latest Recommendations from a Five-Year Bookworm
It’s been ages since I updated this. I saw a few people had saved it, so I figured I’d add something.
Qidian Cliffhanger Training School
This list may include novels of many different kinds and genres. Basically, I read all sorts of things. I hope any fellow bookworms who find this list will discover novels that suit their tastes!
Entertainment and Games in Another World
Mostly ongoing novels, and I’ve read every one of them
Books I'm Reading Now, A Little Bit of Everything
Updates may be irregular, oops~ I can't manage long reviews anymore. Short ones are more fun.
Books I Like
Updated whenever I feel like it.
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No thanks for taking the monthly pass. I just looked at a few pictures and found that the character Luo Shuai is unreal. Programmers like this who are owed wages will generally not join when they meet a boss like the protagonist who is alone and is not a second-generation rich man. No matter what game it is, planning is just planning. If ten people know what game will be popular, then game production will be simpler. Personally, I feel that this Luo Shuai is just a character added by the author to strengthen the power around the protagonist. If you insist on letting Luo Shuai appear, you can design a plot. For example, Luo Shuai has already submitted his resume online. After leaving, he found that the interviewer was still the protagonist. It turned out that the protagonist's studio changed its name and recruited people online. After staring at him, and after some persuasion from the protagonist, Luo Shuai stayed. This is both dramatic and reasonable.
You can mention any games you want to see.
You can add some small easter eggs to the game, such as the Noxus district server. After ranking first in the ranking of the strongest king of Noxus, you can get the title of "The Great Emperor of Noxus". The heroes of Noxus can have voice Easter eggs in the game, such as "I pledge allegiance to His Majesty the Great Emperor." Each regional server has its own corresponding first title and corresponding character voice.
After watching it, FLT +1, To the Moon +1, Kingdom Defense +1, League of Legends was curious to play, and Zhu Yiyi's video +1, I always felt something was wrong.
I was persuaded to quit after seeing the second chapter. Can several of Tencent's rubbish plagiarism games be called super first-tier games? ? ? What magical world is this? Could it be that the games developed by Ubisoft, Nintendo, Blizzard, EAR and other companies only stay at the Tetris level, so that non-mainstream games such as QQ Dance, which were loved by the love-buried aristocrats many years ago, have become super first-tier games? And next, you can be called an ace producer after developing a few garbage games. I really laughed when I saw this. Does the author only play Tencent games? Have you never come across some high-quality games? I'm afraid this is not a pretense book where Tencent traveled back to the 1990s.
Although this novel will be free tomorrow, I still subscribed to read it today. I feel pretty good. Please keep updating the author 😁
The most awesome thing about this novel is: in this parallel world, developing and selling games does not require a game license (ಡωಡ) What is the concept of a world that does not require a game license? Little Butter and all kinds of games that destroy the world are flying everywhere. Because there is no game version number, there is also a big problem with game copyright... Piracy is rampant but cannot be effectively controlled. Let's talk about the author's problem. The author's writing is quite good, but it may be a matter of personal taste. My focus is not on how fun the game is, but on how players evaluate the game. These are the key points, but the description is too much. For example, the "To the Moon" clip is well written. Got me interested in this game. But as a novel about game producers, what I would rather see is the experience and process of making games in a game studio. In the process of making the game, every bit of a group of people is involved, instead of being called tool person A and tool person B after the Pokemon series. The beginning is a good one, but the more I write, the more I get the feeling that the protagonist is actually relying on a systematic copywriting system. It just doesn't feel like a professional gamer. It's a pity
I decided to call the new cat at home: Marshmallow XD
Shame on the cat XD
Which games are the most anticipated this year?
I just don't understand. The protagonist has made so many classic games and legendary games. The ratings are close to full marks and the sales are at the top of the rankings. Why do people come out to embarrass the protagonist every time he makes a new game? The protagonist has made so many good games and his status should be very high. Why would anyone randomly pick on the protagonist and diss him crazily? There are also many people who help those who diss the protagonist. It's just that he has no popularity at all. He has made so many good games and no one has a high opinion of the protagonist. It's really just that apart from the fans, they are all negative fans.