Game Production: Start By Healing Players
Author: He Yi Bei Hong Jiu
Original Title: 游戏制作：从治愈玩家开始
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Introduction Game Production: Start By Healing Players
Chen Xu traveled to a parallel world and was surprised to find that many classic and excellent games from his previous life did not appear in the parallel world.
I want to make great achievements, but why do I still have an 'emotion collection system'? The happiness, sadness, excitement, fear, anger and other emotions provided by players who have played the games I made can make me stronger?
But why is it so easier to gain resentment than to gain happiness?
Looking at his points gain, Chen Xu expressed his confusion.
As a result, Chen Xu’s career as a game designer gradually went awry.
In "Undertale", countless players pounded the table and shouted: I was cheated by this game!
In "Escape", countless players shouted, "My cabinet has been moved and I won't play anymore."
In "Dark Soul", countless players entered the game with smiles: Get out, please get out, leave the fireproof girl behind and get out with your fire. We don't want to spread this fire!
In "Call of Duty", Soap, Xiaoqiang, and Ghost sacrificed; in "Final Fantasy 7", Zack died in battle and Alice was knifed; in "Red Dead Redemption", Arthur and John were betrayed;
Countless players collectively went berserk: Damn, old thief Chen Xu, can't we be kinder to the protagonist?
Ask me how I feel about players being angry towards themselves?
Facing the reporter's question, Chen Xu smiled slightly: This is not a verbal attack. This is the encouragement from players around the world. This is love!Thank you everyone, I will keep up the good work!
I want to make great achievements, but why do I still have an 'emotion collection system'? The happiness, sadness, excitement, fear, anger and other emotions provided by players who have played the games I made can make me stronger?
But why is it so easier to gain resentment than to gain happiness?
Looking at his points gain, Chen Xu expressed his confusion.
As a result, Chen Xu’s career as a game designer gradually went awry.
In "Undertale", countless players pounded the table and shouted: I was cheated by this game!
In "Escape", countless players shouted, "My cabinet has been moved and I won't play anymore."
In "Dark Soul", countless players entered the game with smiles: Get out, please get out, leave the fireproof girl behind and get out with your fire. We don't want to spread this fire!
In "Call of Duty", Soap, Xiaoqiang, and Ghost sacrificed; in "Final Fantasy 7", Zack died in battle and Alice was knifed; in "Red Dead Redemption", Arthur and John were betrayed;
Countless players collectively went berserk: Damn, old thief Chen Xu, can't we be kinder to the protagonist?
Ask me how I feel about players being angry towards themselves?
Facing the reporter's question, Chen Xu smiled slightly: This is not a verbal attack. This is the encouragement from players around the world. This is love!Thank you everyone, I will keep up the good work!
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In the competitive landscape of web novels, Game Production: Start By Healing Players by He Yi Bei Hong Jiu stands out as a refreshing take on the "system" genre. Instead of focusing solely on power-ups or cultivation, the narrative cleverly pivots toward the psychological impact of game design, blending the creative process with a unique emotional feedback loop.
The story follows Chen Xu, who finds himself in a parallel world where the gaming industry lacks the legendary titles of his past life. Armed with an "Emotion Collection System," Chen discovers that his success is tethered to the visceral reactions of his players. What begins as a quest to recreate masterpieces quickly morphs into a hilarious and sometimes chaotic social experiment. The core hook—the struggle to balance artistic integrity with the desire to farm "resentment" points—creates a brilliant comedic tension. Watching Chen intentionally design "difficult" levels just to see players struggle is a stroke of genius that elevates the protagonist from a typical developer to a lovable, albeit slightly mischievous, mastermind.
The world-building is expertly crafted, focusing on the evolution of a gaming industry that mirrors our own while maintaining its own distinct flavor. The author captures the nuances of game development, from mechanics to storytelling, making the reader feel like a spectator to a revolution. Beyond the technical aspects, the novel succeeds because of its heart. The irony of a protagonist who gains strength through the emotional turmoil of his fanbase is handled with wit and charm, ensuring the stakes remain high without becoming overly grim.
If you enjoy stories that celebrate gaming culture while subverting the tropes of the "transmigration" genre, this novel is an absolute must-read. It is a witty, addictive, and deeply satisfying journey into the art of virtual world-building.
The story follows Chen Xu, who finds himself in a parallel world where the gaming industry lacks the legendary titles of his past life. Armed with an "Emotion Collection System," Chen discovers that his success is tethered to the visceral reactions of his players. What begins as a quest to recreate masterpieces quickly morphs into a hilarious and sometimes chaotic social experiment. The core hook—the struggle to balance artistic integrity with the desire to farm "resentment" points—creates a brilliant comedic tension. Watching Chen intentionally design "difficult" levels just to see players struggle is a stroke of genius that elevates the protagonist from a typical developer to a lovable, albeit slightly mischievous, mastermind.
The world-building is expertly crafted, focusing on the evolution of a gaming industry that mirrors our own while maintaining its own distinct flavor. The author captures the nuances of game development, from mechanics to storytelling, making the reader feel like a spectator to a revolution. Beyond the technical aspects, the novel succeeds because of its heart. The irony of a protagonist who gains strength through the emotional turmoil of his fanbase is handled with wit and charm, ensuring the stakes remain high without becoming overly grim.
If you enjoy stories that celebrate gaming culture while subverting the tropes of the "transmigration" genre, this novel is an absolute must-read. It is a witty, addictive, and deeply satisfying journey into the art of virtual world-building.
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