Take Down Xunyou, and You Call This a Small Game Studio?
干掉迅游，你管这叫游戏小厂？
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- 1.6M Words
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- Urban
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- Business & Workplace
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How dare you openly criticize Tencent? 😏
This is just my personal opinion (please ignore if you disagree): The author's second game, Hollow Knight, feels like a huge leap, an instant masterpiece. It's like playing a card game where you immediately throw out a royal flush and four twos in the first round. As for the roguelike genre, it lacks in-depth development (this is just a copy). I wonder if the author has any plans to continue making roguelike games.
Author, do the companies that produce games in your works not do any marketing?
The game's pre-release marketing and promotion were minimal. Take Black Myth: Wukong as a well-known example; you might not think it was incredibly amazing, but its marketing was excellent 👍 and it was the first AAA game in China, which is why it was a huge success upon release. Titanfall 2 had terrible marketing, but the game quality was high. So what? It still launched with Bao Si (a character from a popular Chinese novel/game).
Shennong is here Overall, it was pretty good. The first game was a niche steroid bodybuilding competition (or rather, a very niche one). The game I chose was quite novel, but the pace was a bit slow. If I didn't really enjoy this type of novel, I probably would have quit around chapter ten. The second game is Hollow Knight... Emmmmmm, I'm not sure if there was a specific reason behind it.
This publisher really has a sure-fire way to make money. If they lose money, they ask the main character for compensation; if they make a profit, they just sit back and wait for their share.
Guys, I want to play games again.
Guys, I'm itching to play games again. Any recommendations? I've played Stardew Valley, Amazing Cultivation Simulator, Oxygen Not Included, Taikou Risshiden, Nobunaga's Ambition, My Family Now, Tears of the Kingdom, Subnautica, etc.
Will the main character have an original story later on?
There are only so many popular, high-scoring games; I've written about them in many books before, and you'll get tired of reading them again.
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I suggest shortening the title to something like "Plagiarized and Bankrupt".
Xunyou: What did I do to you by selling an accelerator? 🙂
Games ~ The Ninth Art
This story was incredibly addictive. The theme revolves around games, downplaying the concepts of rebirth and cheating. The insightful commentary on many industry secrets was very interesting. I listened to the audiobook, and the author's writing skills were impressive. The brief descriptions of the game's scenes made me want to try it out.