A Sandbox Survival Game from Scratch

I feel this is more vivid

Among the sandbox games, Minecraft, Ark: Survival Evolved, and Don't Starve are probably the most famous ones. There is almost no one who hasn't played them.

From Ark: Evolution to the node, the descriptions before and after give people the feeling of two different themes. The first is about struggling to survive, even a bit of a farming style, while the latter returns to the conventional fantasy style, but describes the survival of Cthulhu in a fantasy way.

Volume 1 is particularly well written, The Long Night. . . Joining other players later is really a downer on your IQ.

Emmmm, I came to the forum and was looking for guides when I suddenly saw this novel. I said I would come and read it. As someone who has read novels for almost ten years, I think the biggest problem with this book is that it pays too much attention to the game settings and then forgets that the protagonist is still a human being, and does not give the protagonist a more independent personality. It just so happens that I have recently read the first four books of Ghost Blowing Lamp. Taking Ghost Blowing Lamp as an example, the success of Ghost Blowing Lamp lies in eating too much. The writing style is good, but I can't afford it, so I just write the writing style. The first four parts of the world-beating Ghost Blowing Lantern have a way of speaking, thinking patterns, clothing, weapons and equipment, transportation, food and drink expenses, natural scenery, etc. That accurately describe the people and things of that era, and many other things that make people feel deeply immersed in it. The era of the long night has not been specifically mentioned, but there is a rough time, that is, a few decades ago. At that time, the sky was much bluer than now, the scenery was better than now, and the cars were all old models. It can describe some novel things that cannot be felt when playing games, but can only be felt after entering the game, such as the aurora at night, the paintings on the wall, the photos beside the bed, the scenery after school, etc., Which enriches the text not only with the harsh weather survival environment, but also gives the novel some warmth that can be read.

You can also get to the Ark ahead. There is nothing left in the famine. Isaac has changed. Suddenly Cthulhu

Is this multiplayer time travel or something? Plant a picture by the way

In fact, it feels like the protagonist can be separated from some game settings, which will make it more interesting.

This protagonist will not only help a stranger out of kindness, but also bring Brother A to life and destroy a town out of pure curiosity. I don't quite understand what is in his mind.

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