Almighty Game Designer

On February 2nd, The Plains of Massacre was officially launched!

After a few days of trial play and preheating, The Plains of Massacre were instantly popular, thanks to the features of the game and the strong propaganda of Chen Jiao.

On major video websites, Massacre has become a popular material in the VR Game Zone, with plenty of Week 1 feature videos; on live platforms, hosts of many Heroes League, Watch Pioneer and single-player games are looking forward to the game's launch; and on Weibo, # Welcome to the Top of the Food Chain # has become a popular topic!

There are many UP masters on the video site who have mixed footage with Alex, the protagonist of Massacre Prototype, and they also get a lot of playback.

Although many UP hosts and anchors have already experienced the game in a strange experience store, and many video materials have been streamed online, this in no way affects the enthusiasm of the players for the game.

The reason is simple, it's better to watch someone else play than to have fun on their own!

For games like Dark Souls, many players choose to clear the video because it's too hard to play by themselves and most likely leave it behind before the first week of clearance; but unlike Massacre Prototype, the game can be weird regardless of who gets it, without any threshold at all!

Also, players feel itchy to see the anchors flying up the roof of the building, changing into random forms of assault on their enemies, because they know that these cool moves don't require any high-end manipulation at all and can be used by individuals.

Besides, experiencing it in VR mode is totally different from watching it on video!

Many players look forward to seeing the video after trying it out. What would it be like to climb a wall like this in VR mode? Isn't that cool?

Besides, the price of "Plains of Massacre" is cheap in VR games, and players say I fucking bought it!

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Tito, Koole Internet Cafe Gate.

Koole Internet Cafe is a well-known chain VR Internet Cafe in the country. It covers all major first-tier and second-tier cities. The environment is relatively good. The VR game cabin is highly configured and affordable. Therefore, it is very popular with players.

VR cafes are still popular because a lot of people can't afford a VR game cabin, and it's a good deal to spend two or three hundred dollars on the latest VR games in a VR cafe.

A few players made another appointment at the Cola Net Gate.

VR internet cafes are expensive, like Cola internet cafes, which is a relatively popular internet cafe. The average VR game cabin costs 60 dollars an hour, and four hours a day is more than 200 dollars out, so these players can't be here every day.

However, putting together over the weekend in a VR cafe is also a good option for many players.

“Why is there a new banner? Massacre Collaborative Cybercafe? ”

“Shit? Are you serious? Isn't that Chen Yu's new game? ”

Several young people were very curious to go up and see the banners and signs in front of the store, clearly stating: “We can experience Chen's new game," Massacre Original, "without purchasing it! ”

“Can you play Massacre in its original form? Shit, let's not play" Watch Pioneer "today, let's play" Massacre the Original Form "! ”

“Why? I want to show my Yuan family! ”

“Show what Genji! Haven't you seen The Plains of Massacre all painted online lately? This game is so much better than yours! ”

“Really? How nice?”

“Oh, go inside and you'll see, beyond your imagination! Hurry up, go inside and ask the boss, didn't this game sell 998, can you experience it directly in the cafe? Is this some kind of cooperation with the R&D guys? ”

Several young people came to the front desk of the Koole cybercafe and asked the beautiful lady at the front desk, "Can the cybercafe play" Massacre Originals "? Are you serious? ”

The young lady nodded with a smile: "Yes, because our cybercafe and thunder entertained each other, and bought many versions of the" Massacre Plains "cybercafe, you can go there and experience it in several VR game cabins, but the price is 100 bucks an hour. ”

One player asks, "Is everything in this game playable, or is it just for the front part? ”

The young lady replied: "Everything is playable and charged on time. ”

“NICE!” Several young people couldn't wait to brush their ID cards, each occupying a VR game compartment.

Some VR gamers have had similar collaborative activities before, but they basically restrict the content of the game, which means that they can experience it directly during the pre-trial phase, but as the game progresses through a certain process, they have to pay to buy the game.

These trial games are provided free of charge by gamers to VR cafes in order to allow players to experience the beginning of a game and be attracted to subsequent payments.

Currently, players go to VR Internet Cafe mainly to play large online games, such as the "Moon God's Oracle", the threshold fee itself is very low, the main economic source is additional value-added services.

Many players have been pitted by these "experience games", and some single-machine games are hung in VR cafes under the banner of "experience”. It starts out pretty good, half of them can't play, and must be purchased at a fee.

Rationally, this charging strategy is reasonable, but the problem is, nobody wants to buy it!

The Genocide Prototype uses different strategies, which are tantamount to transferring the risk to VR cybercafes, so this charging strategy is much more friendly for players.

In fact, there is nothing new about this strategy, which has long been thought of by other R&D providers, but it has not become popular, on the one hand because these games do not possess the characteristics of the Genocide Prototype, and on the other hand because they do not have a reputation for being unfamiliar!

It is precisely because many of Chen's classic games are there, and almost every one has had some success, that these VR online cafe owners can safely collaborate with Thunder to buy a massive online cafe version of Massacre Plains without worrying about losing money.

Soon, several young people opened their voices in the VR game compartment and shared their gaming experiences with each other.

“Goddamn it, this piece of CG is in the VR game cabin. That's great! It feels like Alex jumped right in front of me, the thief is fucking excited! ”

“Wow, Times Square is just like the video! And you only know it when you play, VR mode is really different from watching video! ”

“Shit, I'm running in the building! Climb all kinds of buildings! A little scared of heights, I fell! ”

“Tank helicopters are crap! Strong! ”

“Nima, how dare this game go through trial? It's a domestic game, believe it! ”