Game Development: Starting by Healing Players

In fact, horror games are no longer suitable for the Chinese market. Live broadcasts are popular all over the Internet, but it is not uncommon for them to sell less than 200,000 copies. The real sellers are probably the Resident Evil series. For most excellent horror games, sales in China are almost inversely proportional to their horror.

One sentence made people like me 18 times: The Last of Us + The Last of Us 2 "Psychopath"

I have been reading this book for so long, and the author has been writing it for a long time, but it has never been popular. Has the author really not thought about why? Is it really because the subject matter is niche? The Cthulhu Mythos was relatively niche before, so why is it so popular now? Even if it becomes popular now, how many people really understand the content? There are many people who don't know anything about mythology and still enjoy reading Cthulhu-type novels. Why? In my personal opinion, the characteristics of each novel should be highlighted. Author, if you want to write a game, you can. You can just write about real-life games. But please tell me, what is the attraction of this novel you wrote? Is he a novel that copies formulas? However, in addition to copying articles, those who copy formulas should also have enough daily life. The protagonist also copies articles to make his own life better. And besides the first few chapters, is there any daily life in this book? You don't want to tell me what kind of games those game companies have launched or what kind of promotional videos they have released, right? Even if I just talk about the description of the game, I only have one word to describe it, "boring". The first few are fine, but the further you get to the back and the longer the game progresses, the more problematic it becomes. You write in the book how scary this game is, or how touching it is, making you cry, but outside of the book I don't feel it at all, and I even want to laugh. As the author, you simply write down the entire game process, then analyze a game, and split its content into a description of the game process, thus forming almost the entire content of a game in your book. But if I wanted to see this, wouldn't I search online or even play it myself? Isn't my guide more detailed than yours? When I look at the guide, I can see all the side plots and even easter eggs, and I can also see some of the content of the game. I have been hoping that you will change, because what you wrote before is actually pretty good, but later on, I can't say that you haven't changed, I can only say that you have become worse. It's getting boring and boring. So, I can only say that although I have read 740 chapters of this book, even though it may be almost finished (of course, if the author wants to, he can keep writing, after all, there are so many classic games), my fate with this book has also ended. I wish the author will be able to write books with a spring of thought and have them at his fingertips. Farewell

This book is getting boring. It can't be said that there is nothing new, it can only be said that it has been copied from game reviews and strategies. Have some autonomy.

Since the development of the protagonist's company, the entire article has become mainly from the player's perspective. . . Regardless of whether they are the protagonist or the female supporting characters, they are all tool people, and their roles are not as much as those who play games. It's okay occasionally, but it doesn't make sense to write like this for a long time. I hope the author will pay attention. Personally, I think that if making games is too mundane and there is nothing to write about, you can write about emotional dramas, live broadcasts of the protagonists, hold game exhibitions, etc., Or war3 can be used to hold competitions. In short, it needs some seasoning, not too much, but not completely absent. .

There is no other life, and now I have fallen into the birth of the game. The few regular players have gone through the game process, and the whole network has praised it, defeated their peers, and how the sales are. The cycle goes back and forth.

This novel is basically a review of the game by the media, plus the game content and gameplay. But in that case, why not write about some high-quality independent niche games. Basically, the people who read this book are gamers. Rather than writing about some well-known games, and then writing about how fun and awesome they are in the novel, basically everyone who reads this kind of novel has heard of, read or Everyone has played it, so instead of writing about niche games, this book can also be used as a recommendation guide for unpopular games. For example, the RPG Legend of Time and Light was previously exclusive to Xbox. There was basically no discussion about this game on the Internet. The origin of this game is quite interesting. It is a Japanese game with any style of graphics published by Sony and exclusive to Xbox.

Good reviews, the game is finally no longer a survival game.

I have been wondering why no one commented on the novel when it was well written. Until I saw the absolutely disgusting 1 fan comment, I was confused. I silently looked at my 80 starting coins, and then at the minimum reward of 100, my heart went from confusion to anger. Then I saw the paragraph about giving rewards, and I gave away 2 coins and that's it? ? ? I am not commenting here today for any reason, just to prove myself that I have money!

I want to ask you how you feel about Guigu Bahuang now? Is it just about the creative workshop?