mesbooks Chapter 10: Has the game from the novel really appeared?
Chapter 10: Has the game from the novel really appeared?
In this world, PC games have a platform similar to Steam, but this world is called Steam Engine.
Mobile games also have apps similar to TapTap.
The next day, the gameplay and graphics remained unchanged.
The studio staff worked overtime to integrate the programs and resources provided by Shen Huaizhou.
Finally, the novel "I'm Just Giving Up, I Just Want to Drive Players Crazy" reached 30,000 words.
After being officially prepared for storage, "Getting Over It" has finally been completed.
It has been decided that it will be available on major PC platforms tonight.
Price: Ten yuan.
Ten yuan is fine. For a game made by an unknown game studio, ten yuan is already pretty good.
After hearing Shen Huaizhou's pricing result, Su Jianxue frowned.
I'm not entirely satisfied with this price.
However, he still nodded and reluctantly accepted the price.
As the first game in the Insomnia Games series, ten yuan is fine. What if I can actually make a profit?
Since they didn't invest much money, even if they only sell 10,000 copies, the studio will still make a profit.
Lao Shen is really amazing.
When he approached me and Da Chen to collaborate, I was right about his judgment.
Well--
I really hope to see players enjoy this scene after the game is released.
"Um……"
"It's not that I'm clumsy, it's just that everyone's like this..."
"I'm already looking forward to witnessing the players being driven crazy! Hehehehehehe..."
Shen Huaizhou and Chen Qingshan couldn't help but turn around and look at the beautiful woman in front of them.
They all lowered their heads and quickly returned to their seats.
When Su Jianxue goes berserk, she can't distinguish between humans and animals.
We can't afford to mess with them!
……
"Damn it! What the hell was that genius who designed this game?! I'll test your mother!"
University dormitory, girls' dormitory.
When Hu Lianlian returned from the library, she heard her roommate nearly drop her tablet on the ground.
On her screen, she appeared to be playing a brand new game.
Ok?
This scene seems unfamiliar...
"Xiao Bing, what's wrong?"
"Lianlian, don't you know? A new game that just came out almost drove Xiaobing crazy."
The other roommate seemed to think for a moment before explaining.
They are both senior students. Hu Lianlian is studying game design and dreams of working for two major game companies, Heilong and Gangzi.
If this were a saying in the gaming industry, it would be something like this:
It's called "choose rice if you have rice, and bring rice if you don't have rice".
Although there is no rice in this world, Timmy is a game studio under Black Dragon.
They have developed quite a few online games and are relatively well-known in Donghuang in China.
Almost every year, campus recruitment can hire a number of students from the industry.
I heard the benefits are pretty good?
In short, Hu Lianlian's current idea is to take a shortcut during campus recruitment to get an internship at one of these big companies.
If I have the chance, I want to become a game producer in the future!
It would be even better if we could make an indie game.
That's not it—
When Hu Lianlian entered the dormitory, she watched Xiao Bing playing this game she had never seen before with undisguised awkwardness and disgust.
This kind of trash game, other people might not be able to support playing it.
But Xiaoice is different. Although she is only a senior in college, she is already a contributor to several well-known gaming websites.
Her name is also widely known on major video websites.
Keeping this kind of game will only pollute your computer's collection; you won't learn anything from it at all.
And so, I glanced at Xiaobing's actions.
The disdain in her eyes was so obvious that she wasn't even going to pretend anymore.
"What a trash game!"
"???"
Xiao Bing remained silent, listening to such a cold tone, her hand still crippled.
It's been half an hour now, and I'm still stuck on the initial level.
How could this be?
It's no wonder that Lianlian calls this a bad game because it's so unfriendly to beginners.
Oh well, I'm supposed to be reviewing this game, so I can't just quit now, can I?
only--
Hu Lianlian watched Xiao Bing from behind for a while, when suddenly a strange feeling rushed up to her.
Something's not right with this game.
The main character is named Bennett...
And the sledgehammer or pickaxe in his hand... and the solitary earthenware pot on his back...
"What's the name of this game?"
This scene looks so familiar!
"Oh, what's it called... 'Getting Over It'?"
"Someone online has already suggested other names for this game, let me find them for you..."
"Look at this!! A pickaxe-wielding man!"
"Hahahaha! This is hilarious! And these few are just too funny!"
Hu Lianlian curiously went over and saw that there were already quite a few player reviews under the game store!
For example, the Chinese name for "youthful spirit" is the same as the "jar man pickaxe" that Xiao Bing mentioned.
There are also classical Chinese titles like "Sima Gang Smashes the Jar," and inspirational Chinese titles like "No Legs Played with a Hammer," and so on.
Digging to climb higher?
Seriously?! Dude! This game—
If I remember correctly, I think I've seen this game in some obscure novel before!
That trashy novel, presumptuously wrote a game development essay.
What? You've been transported to another world and can run code effortlessly?
No art assets, engine, or other important architectural elements are needed; a game can be reproduced simply by relying on the system.
I was so angry at myself!
As a seasoned gamer and a senior college student preparing to become a game designer.
How can anyone be allowed to insult the gaming industry!
Come to think of it, the protagonist of that weird novel, his first game was this "Getting Over It", right?
How is that possible?
What kind of coincidence is this in the world?
The settings and content of a novel perfectly match a new game that hasn't even been released yet?
If this probability were to come true, I, Hu Lianlian, would go buy a lottery ticket today.
Not redeemable!
Without saying a word, Hu Lianlian turned around and plopped down at her desk.
He quickly opened his reading account.
I wanted to find the book I had angrily criticized yesterday! But after flipping through it again and again, I realized that I had already removed that book from my bookshelf.
Even that idiot author blocked him.
An author who has never made a single game is still spouting nonsense about game development.
Thanks to my insightful comments, otherwise those readers would still be eating shit under that stupid novel!
Ok!
Although the book was taken down by the author, the information in the comments section is still there!
Based on this comment, you can easily find the novel.
— "I'm just giving up, all I want to do is drive the players crazy."
You should quickly check out the contents of this book first, just in case it really is this game.
Otherwise, if I practiced randomly, wouldn't I just become a clown?