Almighty Game Designer

Chen Weibo content is very simple.

“A new game, The End of America, translated into English as THELASTOFUS. Note: This is not a mistranslation. ”

The text reads as follows.

The players are quite obnoxious, how can you specially note that this is not a mistranslation??

At first glance, a lot of players thought it was a good translation. Isn't this English for the end of America?

But soon there will be a better English player Kopp, the English name should be translated as “the last of us to survive”, the Chinese and English title is not really meant to mean anything.

A lot of players understand this. No wonder Chen Qiao specially pointed out that this is not a mistranslation. If not, someone must laugh at Chen Qiao's English level...

If American End of Day is strictly translated, it should be THELASTOFUSA. In short, US should be changed to USA, America, or US. If US is used, it should mean "we”.

However, since Chen Qiao has already said that this is not a mistranslation, that is, the Chinese and English names are not meant to be the same, the two names are not translated into the past, but taken separately.

A lot of players are wondering, why do you do this more often?

But then again, I think it's interesting to get these two names.

If translated, both English and Chinese, it seems to lose its original meaning. If it is called THELASTOFUSA or Survivor of the Last, it is not bad, but it is not loud to remember.

Therefore, the Chinese name is "The End of America" and the English name "THELASTOFUS" seems to be quite appropriate!

In fact, the ultimate right to interpret the name of this thing is still with the creator here, whatever the creator calls it, and that's what it is. Like Jia Pingzheng, a famous writer, the word "wa” was not pronounced, but only in his name, the word "wa” was read.

Not only does reading this word not make you look illiterate, but people who insist that you should read "ao” will be seen as illiterate...

To be honest, it's up to the parties themselves.

Chen Qiao is like this now. The official Chinese name is "The End of America". Naturally, no one will ever say that this Chinese name is mistranslated again. Instead, they will feel that there is a very wonderful connection between Chinese and English names. It looks like the translation is very accurate, and then it is mistranslated. In fact, it is the two names specifically chosen by the author, and both names are very well remembered.

……

A lot of players feel that Chen Jiao's game name is a bit overbearing!

"The End of America"... is this going to destroy the whole world or what?

At first glance, many people thought it would be a disaster or a war, but the news of the previous trail had spread, mostly zombies.

America after the zombie outbreak? Well, that sounds like it! So the news is true?

Players are turning on videos.

……

After the Thunder Game logo, it is a short black screen.

A woman whispered, “What if it's true? ”

The images appeared, and on the chaotic streets, people were running wildly for their lives, and the lights of the bears lit up on the side of the road, and the images were trembling violently, as if they could feel how panicked people were running.

But in just four or five seconds, the images were completely silent, silent and repressive.

Again on the black screen, a low male voice: "Do I have to remind you of something out there? ”

The sun went into the dark room, and a deformed shadow, human form, walked upright, appeared on the already rusty cabinet, but was also constantly shaking, making a palpitating howl.

“A long time ago, I had someone I cared about. ”

The picture switches, middle-aged men and young girls walk in lush woods, followed by a close-up of a little girl. The little girl who was supposed to be in school is loading her pistol very skillfully.

At some point, the faint background sound gradually faded in, and the simple guitar sound seemed to have a faint sadness, talking about something.

“But now, that ghost thing only serves one purpose: to kill you. ”

After that, there has been a lot of fragmented dialogue.

“I need you to sneak something out of town. ”

“She'll be a burden, Joel. ”

“I just need some simple equipment to get on the road. ”

“I guess it has something to do with the girl? ”

“Must have something to do with that girl. ”

“Nothing could be worse than staying here, could it? ”

“We've always been scrupulous, Joel. ”

“No, we're trying to live! ”

“This is our chance! ”

“Stop it, Tess! ”

“You're risking your life. ”

A body hanged from a tree.

Gunned villain.

Abandoned mansion.

Joel and Ally are hiding behind the wall, and the villains with the shotguns are searching for their location.

“What do we do now? ”

“Don't waste any bullets. ”

Zombies, villains, poison gas, bloodstained knives, homemade bombs...

“We've been through so much, so much effort, it's got to be meaningful, right? ”

In Ali's final question, the screen was black and the video stopped.

……

After watching Promo CG, a lot of players are misty.

Where are we going? I don't get it!

Obviously, the main method of this video is to “disassemble”, which is to split the entire play into a number of pieces, wearing a character conversation, so that the player can get a verbal clip of the play without producing any dramatic effects.

But just from this video, players don't get much useful information, and they don't see exactly where the highlights of the game are.

Battle system? Character shaping? There seems to be nothing special about it.

The only highlight may be the plot, but the plot is not revealed at all.

There are also players who are trying to speculate on the American End of the Day play, and even really deduce something from this video.

This is indeed the end of life after the outbreak of a zombie, and the hero should be this middle-aged uncle Joel. As you can see from what he said, he had suffered a lot to survive in the afterlife and had lost his love, but now he was involved with a little girl.

Beyond that, no more specific information can be found.

Many players feel a little disappointed, and this promotional video, though pretty, is not as stunning as it was when Mysterious Seas first came out.

You can't see too many eye-catching settings on the video. You know, Josh Wilson also added a lot of special weapons, special zombies, and survival plays to his game. As a result, the American End is a very common traditional zombie theme here!