Everyone Is a Game Developer
全民游戏制作人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 692k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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My Personal Picks: The Best of the Best, Half of Them Obscure and Niche
A little of everything, from niche and obscure to classics. I started reading Water Margin: The Sequel in third grade, and now I've been reading for a full 33 years. I've read countless novels. There are plenty of good books I can't think of right now, as well as books I remember being decent but have forgotten, so I'll add them as they come back to me. Basically, three stars means they're worth a read; don't expect any five-star ratings. Here are some I'm following lately.
If You Like the Same Novels, We Must Be Destined to Meet!
I'm just posting novels I've read. I don't necessarily think they're good; I might even post some real stinkers, so a kindred spirit can give them a try too.
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: "
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I'll take over the job.
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Here are some personal thoughts on this book after reading seventy chapters. Strengths: 1. The writing style is decent; there aren't many awkward descriptions or misplaced words, making for a relatively smooth reading experience. 2. The setting is novel.
Game Recommendation Post
Seeing that many people in the comments section are recommending the game, I decided to create a separate post to gather everyone's suggestions. Just a friendly reminder, I may not be able to adopt all the games you suggest, since there are many games I haven't played and can't really describe in detail. However, if there's a particularly high demand for certain games, I'll consider using it. Thank you everyone for your support!
Let's revise the synopsis. Add a line about it being primarily a slice-of-life romance. The comments section is so chaotic, and the author is taking the blame. They want to attract game fans but don't want to change the writing style—it's hypocritical. The last time I saw this kind of deceptive practice was with Lao Liu from "Swordsman Online."
Well, the reason I read this book was to see the protagonist make money through games, not to see some innocent romance between the male and female leads. You've completely deviated from the theme, and I don't think your game is very interesting! Keep it up, author!
At first, I thought it was a story about taking on popular producers, but my excitement was short-lived. A large portion of the story focused on romance, making it feel like a bait-and-switch tactic. I was a bit disappointed.
The protagonist should refrain from teaching players how to play the game; players know how to play better than game developers and don't need the protagonist's reminders.
You should change this to "Everyone watching your love life."
Don't force face-slapping scenes. This isn't a typical "Don't underestimate a young person's potential" thriller. Forced face-slapping scenes are awkward and lack any satisfying moments.
This is the first time I've seen a book that starts with Rusty Lake, but unfortunately, there wasn't enough follow-up feedback, and it ended abruptly. The same goes for later games; there's too little player feedback. That's the satisfying part of writing game development stories!