Building a Gaming Empire by Modding Horror Games
游戏帝国从魔改诡异游戏开始
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- 915k Words
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- Gaming
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- Game System
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- 3y ago
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It's alright, but it suffers from a common problem with most tech articles: the product is priced too low. The second game only costs 70 yuan. Don't think that saving on R&D costs with the help of the system means you can get high-quality products at low prices. You need to think about the impact of market positioning.
Constantly pricing things this low disrupts the market, doesn't it? And even if they actually release the evolution version and balance it out at 160, they'll still make a profit.
The price is too low, unless all large-scale single-player games in the world are priced like this.
I don't want to watch streamers who are based on reality anymore. Even if you just make up something, it would be better than this. If you like streamers who are based on reality, why don't you write about reality?
Your pricing strategy is designed to kill off domestic games. If you do this, an entire country's industry will be finished.
A real-life streamer, the main character actually plays the game, and I got all the quirks...
What's the point if the main character doesn't personally participate? Did you design the game yourself and clearly explain all the mysteries just to show off?
Should we look up the meaning of the word "dumping"?
I can understand the author's dislike of the current so-called free-to-play games, but don't overemphasize in the novel that no one makes single-player games except for indie games. The 20/80 rule is more severe in free-to-play games. Most single-player game players will switch to the next game after 30-40 hours of completing the main story.
If you insist on considering things from your players' perspective, you might as well offer great value content at a normal price. For example, you can get a complete old man ring without any cuts for 400 yuan, all DLCs are free, and it will be permanently updated if it gets popular. How about that? Pretty cool, right?