Almighty Game Designer

For GA, Lost Treasure was a very tragic failure.

This ip is a popular current ip for a great price.

Game making is totally 3A standard and VR games are invested hugely.

A lot of money has also been spent on propaganda for the Lost Treasure game.

But eventually, Lost Treasure ran so many ads, and this popular IP, it all seemed to serve Mysterious Seas.

Chen Jianjun harvested all the players who liked adventure games without blood, while GA didn't even drink the soup.

Especially the designers of The Lost Treasure are extremely depressed.

"The Lost Treasure" could have been a step-by-step creation. After all, there has never been such a pioneering adventurous game before. But with the advent of Mysterious Seas, he woke up with all his dreams.

For GA, ip is definitely fine, the game is not done, it is definitely the designer's problem.

The Mysterious Seas is over. What else is there to say?

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Many players found that the Lost Treasure, which originally occupied an important position, had been “downgraded” to a relatively irrelevant position on GA's official website, while the most prominent spot on the front page had been replaced with a brand new game, temporarily without a specific name, just called Project Z.

Lost Treasure's failure has come to an end, and GA doesn't have to waste more publicity money on it.

Besides, GA does need to quickly launch a new game to distract players from the Lost Treasure. Always ridiculed and ridiculed for Lost Treasures, GA executives are also very upset.

This forced launch of a new game also means “Duck on the shelf”, a lot of players are still tweaking, this distraction is inevitably too bad, isn't it?

But after looking at the designer and related material for Project Z, a lot of players realized, "GA, this is serious! Are you ready for a tumbling war? ”

Although the game doesn't have a specific name, its designer is very famous, Josh Wilson.

This is one of GA's old-fashioned designers who has researched and developed "European and American Gods", which has been admired by domestic players, and is particularly good at portraying game scenes and the inner portrayal of game characters.

Maybe Josh Wilson doesn't have any special ideas about how to play, but his strength lies in the game atmosphere, the plot, and the characters, and he's a famous designer in the world for "storytelling”.

After hearing it was Josh Wilson himself working on the new project, the players stopped "distracting” because, as you know, every game he makes is a classic in storytelling.

This is one of the few conscience designers in GA.

And after that, the attention of the players and the game media really shifted away from Lost Treasure, and everybody started to wonder, what exactly is this so-called "Z Project”?

The players are very concerned and the GA is very happy, that's what they want!

It's time to forget the past and start a new journey!

TGN also specially arranged an interview, hoping to get some inside information about the new game from Josh Wilson.

Soon, the interview video came out, and Josh Wilson, a journalist with TGN, talked, apparently very optimistic about the future of the project.

“I can't tell you much about this game, but what I can tell you is that this game is called Project Z because its keyword is ZOMBIE, the zombie. ”

“Of course, I'm well aware that players are tired of traditional zombie themes, and that survival play is a little outdated. But this time we're going to research and develop projects that focus more on the plot. ”

“The choice of a zombie theme is primarily more humane in such an end-of-life environment, and we want to create a world of unprecedented despair, so as to highlight the player's ‘survival' hardship. ”

In the interview, journalists also asked about the Mysterious Seas and Lost Treasures, as well as the outlook for the annual game.

Josh Wilson seemed a little confused: "I think Lost Treasure is a good game, but players may not understand its beauty very well today. ”

“Of course, I am not saying this to justify the loss of the Lost Treasure, but I would like to emphasize that success and failure in the gaming arena are in themselves difficult to define and that there are many good games that don't sell well. ”

“As for Mysterious Seas, I must admit that it is desirable on the scene, but I don't think it has anything particularly impressive to do with the plot. ”

“I'm not saying it's a bad plot, in fact, it's a great popcorn plot, but... well, it lacks that much depth. ”

“As for the annual game… we all know that judges prefer creative, dramatic and world-view work. Like Dark Souls last year, I also really liked its obscure plot, but in Mysterious Seas, I had some regrets that Silent didn't continue his previous style. ”

“So far, it is unclear what this year's annual game belongs to, but I believe that this award should belong to a more profound work. ”

This interview was soon reproduced on domestic video websites, sparking lively discussions among players.

On the one hand, many players who are looking forward to Project Z are looking forward to this new game, and while the theme of the zombie is not particularly novel, Josh Wilson's own zombie game is very much to be expected.

On the other hand, the video also aroused ridicule among many domestic players.

You can smell the sourness on the screen!

Of course, as a designer under GA, it's normal for Josh to talk to The Lost Treasure. After all, GA is probably depressed because he ate so much on the project, but this idea of using the Spring and Autumn pen to discredit Mysterious Seas is quite false.

But there are also a lot of players who don't think it's necessary to go deeper, because Josh said something a little inappropriate but reasonable.

Mysterious Seas is not as classic as it sounds.

As a subject of adventure, The Mysterious Seas plays very well, with brotherhood, basic friendship, and love, making Nathan a flesh and blood figure.

But no matter how good it is, it does not fall outside the category of "popcorn", and there is nothing particularly thought-provoking and exhilarating about it.