National Game Producer

After school in the evening, He Chu and Yu Suai waited for their classmates to finish as usual before leaving the classroom and headed to Qinghu Park not far from the school.

With the paintings in his notebook as a reference, He Jiu was quite assured of Yu Suai's art design.

In his opinion, in terms of game graphics alone, their replica game can definitely surpass the original.

But after actually seeing the results of Yu Suai's labor in one night, he had some special thoughts in his mind.

At present, it seems that whether it is a Chinese painting style or a two-dimensional comic style, as long as it is related to beautiful girls, Yu Suai is very handy and at ease, and her technical skills are obviously a level higher than those of other paintings.

——With such talent, it would be a pity not to draw some original paintings for "first-person shooter" games.

Of course, it is impossible for He Ji to actually play such a game, it is just seeking death.

What he was thinking about was whether he could take this opportunity to adapt the classic love development games or love-related text AVGs from his previous life that favored social security.

After all, compared to other serious games, bishoujo games are always more competitive in the market.

Hmm... I wonder if there is any way to make the other party accept this arduous task?

"How is it?" Yu Suai took off the VR glasses on her face, tilted her head and asked.

"It's very good. I feel like I can use it directly." He Jiu saved all the original paintings that the other party had just transferred to his mobile phone into the photo album of his mobile phone, preparing to enjoy them when he gets home later.

"Well, then I'll go back tonight and design the game UI according to this style." Yu Suai thought.

"OK."

He Jiu nodded and took out the game design draft from the backpack at hand, "This is the specific game process and gameplay. See if there is anything that needs to be modified or added."

Yu Suai took the design draft, placed it on the stone table in front of her, and then read it carefully while recording information points in her notebook.

The evening breeze blew by with the spring chill, gently ruffling the girl's hair on her temples.

The girl's eyes were clear and her expression was focused, as if she had been immersed in her own world and was no longer disturbed by the outside world.

He Jiu waited patiently for a moment, suddenly thought of something, and asked casually:

"Did you plan to talk to me about games this morning?"

"Well, I just wanted to confirm whether my software design would work as soon as possible. But every time I look back at you, you seem to be studying seriously, so I can only wait until noon."

Having said this, Yu Suai couldn't help but stop what she was doing and looked up at him, "Have you figured it out?"

"Absolutely. After all, if you don't work hard, it will be too late." He Xu said with a smile.

"Well, come on." Yu Suai responded, turning her attention back to the design draft and saying no more words.

He Xu withdrew his gaze, raised his chin with one hand, and stared at the Qinghu Lake not far away.

The other party is still the pure girl in his first impression.

——Be dedicated to studying and don’t talk about anything else.

However, when he pictured the other person conscientiously drawing pictures of beautiful girls in his mind, he couldn't help but want to laugh.

If those otakus on the Internet in the past life knew about this kind of thing, they might be very excited!

'I just don't know how she will react after this matter is revealed?'

He Xu thought casually.

…

Six o'clock in the evening.

The two finished chatting about the game, exchanged online contact information, and then went home.

He Jiu took out his mobile phone on the way to confirm the review status of the game, but found that the official game platform sent him a private message ten minutes ago.

Consultation Center: Hello, please introduce the world view, background and main gameplay of your game in detail.

He Xu couldn't help but frowned as he read this passage.

Does this mean that the review is stuck?

Is it because novices have no human rights, or is the game so unpopular that the reviewers can’t play it?

He Ji thought for a moment and sent the world view, background and main gameplay of the game, and then added another message.

Strengthen Keqing: Why are you asking these questions?

Two minutes later, the other party responded to the message.

Consultation Center: The former is to determine whether the game meets regulatory requirements; the latter is to determine whether the game meets platform requirements.

Strengthen Keqing: Does everyone follow this process?

He Ji waited for a while, but did not wait for the other party's reply.

...Silence in this situation will most likely be a negative answer.

He thought for a while and sent another message.

Strengthen Qingqing: If it does not meet the platform requirements, does it mean that the game has failed?

Consultation Center: It can be understood this way.

He Xu silently put down his phone.

It seems that he was looked down upon by the platform...

But think about it carefully.

He is a novice producer with no qualifications and no internal connections. It's a shame that he can be treated preferentially.

At least the platform's attitude is not too indifferent. Even if they are not optimistic about his game, they will give him a chance to redeem himself instead of just beating him to death.

After all, He Xu had been in society for two years and had seen the cold and cruel classes in society. When he encountered such a situation of differential treatment, he couldn't say he would be very angry. At most, he was a little depressed.

Qu.

He estimated that even if his game could pass the review, there would not be any recommended resources.

It doesn't matter where you look at people, you should first look at their qualifications.

Looking back at "Fireworks in Dreams" that was heavily promoted on the home page of the official platform, he realized how naive his previous idea was.

——The road to developing the genre game market is far more difficult than he imagined.

Even if he has countless high-quality games in his hands, someone must play the game first for it to be meaningful.

‘Tsk, I’m really desperate...’

He Xu put away his cell phone and walked toward home silently.

…

At seven o'clock in the evening, He Jiu received the news from the official game platform that "the game has been approved and has been put on sale."

...and then nothing more.

He Chu had checked the platform's recommendation mechanism before and knew that if it was a qualified game producer or the game itself was favored by the platform, the platform would provide certain recommended resources when the game was put on the shelves to help the game quickly gain popularity.

——There is no doubt that his game cannot enjoy this kind of treatment.

It can even be said that even his game was able to pass the review and be put on the shelves, perhaps thanks to the noble hands of the official reviewers.

'It's good news if it can pass the review. As for whether it can become popular in the future, it depends on the players' true feelings...'

He Ji's attitude is quite optimistic.

Anyway, the worst thing is that if you study hard and continue to be a social beast in the future, your future will not be hopeless.

The only pity is that he will not be able to play new and fun games in the future, which will indeed make his life lose most of its meaning.

'But it's not the time to give up yet...you have to work hard for another three to five years, right?'

He Xu smiled and stopped paying attention to the game. Instead, he focused on studying and began to concentrate on review.

…

Time passed quickly, and in a blink of an eye it was eleven o'clock in the night.

He Jiu finished the study task at hand, lay down on the bed, and used the [Editing Resonator] to browse the web page.

Before he started to relax, he logged into the official game platform and looked at the game sales data in the background.

He was slightly surprised when he saw that one copy of each of the three games had been sold.

How come people are interested in this type of game so quickly?

He thought it would take at least a day or two for sales to break through to zero.

'Those who will continue to pay attention to the release of new games, except for those serious players, are the only ones...'

He Xu suddenly realized something and immediately closed the official game platform's webpage and started searching on major live streaming websites.

After a while, he found a live broadcast room with a familiar picture on a live broadcast and video platform called born.

‘It was really bought by a game anchor...’

He Xu glanced at the nickname [Wen Nuoer] at the bottom of the cover and clicked into the live broadcast room.

Well...this is still a girl.