National Game Producer

"The chief judge, Zhou Kaiyuan, is a professor of applied spiritual power at Pingbei University. He is also one of the main promoters of integrating games with the application of spiritual power into the education system."

Yu Suai explained in a low voice while looking at her mobile phone, "Nineteen years ago, he personally led a few people to make several classic text adventure games, adding the most important contribution to the domestic game circle that had just begun to develop at that time.

It became a hit, and then it slowly opened up the domestic game market."

After a pause, she continued, "Uncle 'Red Fox' who is very active on Weibo now, I also worked with him for two years in the game, and finally came out to work alone... So, he should be considered a gamer

He is a senior to everyone in the industry."

“One of the main promoters of integrating gaming into the education system?”

He Xu nodded thoughtfully, "No wonder his thoughts are so conservative... I guess it's not that he doesn't want to change the gaming industry, but he is worried that this change will come too fast and too drastic, and in the end it may lead to things like this. It's not easy now.

The stabilized game education system will directly collapse."

He looked up at Professor Zhou Kaiyuan on the high platform, "If they want to change the entire game education system, there are too many issues that need to be taken into consideration. They should really be more cautious."

"Do you think Professor Zhou's approach is okay?" Yu Suai put away her phone and tilted her head to look at him.

"There should be no problem with his attitude towards the game education system...but there is indeed a big problem with his attitude towards student competitions."

He Xu couldn't help but frowned as he listened to Zhou Kaiyuan's critical comments on a new type of game, "I don't think he should continue to carefully limit the creativity and creativity of students in a competition like this where top domestic students gather.

Imagination...not only does it not help the reform of the game education system, but it may also slow down the reform process."

"Well, since even we can think of this problem, then they should also be able to think of this problem, right?" Yu Suai thought.

"So I think it's not that they haven't thought of it, but that they are too conservative in their thinking, have too many concerns, and are a little forward-thinking." He Xu sighed.

Both of them think more rationally when thinking about serious issues.

They know their own identities very well and will not treat their seniors as fools.

But many times, those seniors really don't know how to guide young people correctly.

This generation gap problem is almost unsolvable.

…

On the high platform, the review continues.

On the large screen at the rear, one large, three small, and four game screens were displayed.

The main judge Zhou Kaiyuan occupies a large portion of the game screen and sound, while the remaining three judges each occupy a small screen.

The third game is "Lonely Journey" from Huaining Middle School in Linhai Province.

There were two games before this, one of which was a new type of game and the other was a traditional text adventure game.

From a student's perspective, the new type of game is obviously more interesting.

However, the result of the review was that both of them only received an average score of 7.8 (out of ten) from the three reviewers.

Finally, the main judge Zhou Kaiyuan, who was responsible for adding or subtracting the average score, deducted another 0.2 points for the new type of game after seeing the plans of the two games.

It's not that he has any personal emotions.

But in terms of depth of thought, that new type of game is indeed a little less interesting.

"'Lonely Journey' is Tang Lin's game." Yu Suai looked at the picture on the big screen and reminded in a low voice.

"Well, let's listen to music." He Jiu nodded.

In fact, original music does not provide much advantage in the current competition judging.

What the judges care about most is, after all, the actual content of the game.

"By the way, Tang Lin and I exchanged WeChat contact information yesterday...do you want it?" Yu Suai tilted her head to look at him.

"Why do you ask that?" He Ji asked instead without answering.

"Don't you really want to get to know her and ask her to help you make game music?"

"……how do you know?"

"Huh~ I don't know you yet?" Yu Suai raised her chin with a slight smile on her lips.

"Well...since you have already added her as a friend, there is no need for me to add her. If we have plans to cooperate with her in the future, you can just contact her." He Xu replied calmly.

"real?"

"Would you be happy if I didn't do this?"

"How can I be so stingy..." Yu Suai muttered quietly, but did not refute further.

Fifteen minutes passed quickly.

The trial of "Lonely Journey" is over.

The three reviewers gave it an average score of 8.5.

After Zhou Kaiyuan saw the game's planning, he deducted another 0.3 points from the game.

Immediately afterwards, he gave the reason for the deduction of points:

“The plot of the game is very good, and the puzzle settings are also interlocking. There is nothing unreasonable at all...

"But the problem is that these puzzles are too simple, and the puzzles and the plot are not properly integrated. The two seem to have no connection, as if the plot is one game and the puzzles are another game.

, with a relatively obvious sense of fragmentation.”

He looked up at the students in the audience and said, "If I were to rate this game, I would probably only give it about 7.8 points, but since the other three judges all gave high scores, I will only deduct points.

Don’t deduct too much…”

After hearing his comments, the competition students in the audience were in an uproar.

Such a puzzle game that looks quite fun, has almost no major flaws, and the original music is particularly beautiful, but he can only get 7.8 points!

How high is the vision of this chief judge!

Should I really say that he is one of the original pioneers in the gaming industry?

They doubted that any competition work could get a high score of 8.5 or above in the hands of this chief judge... Don't even think about a score of 9 or above, it is basically impossible.

Time passes slowly.

The next two games with 7.7 points and 7.9 points further strengthened the guesses of the competition students.

This chief judge is definitely a devil!

You know, the scores of the top ten works in the national competition in previous years were basically above 8 points!

The quality of these games this year is obviously higher than those in previous years. As a result, only one game scored more than 8 points in the review.

This is really outrageous!

Gradually, the focus of competition students is no longer the game content itself, but turns to the question of whether the main judge can give a game a high score of 8.5 or above.

They really wanted to see one of the remaining five works that could conquer the chief judge.

Otherwise, their overall results in this national competition would be too ugly!

The review continues.

The sixth game is "Separate the Flock" from Pingbei No. 3 Middle School.

Seeing this game, Du Rongshan, who was sitting on the judging panel, quickly cheered up.

coming!

The hope in his heart finally came!

He secretly glanced at Zhou Kaiyuan not far away, but saw that the other person frowned slightly.

Um?

Have you already guessed what the game is like?