In the past many years, the performance of domestic games has not been very competitive. Many powerful manufacturers will only reproduce the fast food games that guarantee profitability in batches, while small manufacturers are struggling on the edge of life and death. This situation has only changed somewhat in recent years. As the player's aesthetic and developer experience continues to accumulate. Some independent game manufacturers have developed niche masterpieces such as "Taiwu Painted Scroll" and "Dyson Ball Project", and some independent game manufacturers have also begun to try to create games such as "Border" and "Black Myth: Wukong", which are flaunted as AAA works, but unfortunately, these two games are more like hanging the appetite of players, and have not been released for many years.
After a long time, naturally some players will inevitably feel itchy and go down by themselves. For example, station B has a UP, personally made a super low version of "Black Myth: Wukong".
It is not difficult to see from the video of this elder brother that this low-end version of "black mythology" is not only not like a myth, but also a bit like telling jokes. You have to say that he is fine, its UI is extremely simple, the dubbing donkey lip is not right for the horse's mouth, especially the dubbing of Sun Wukong, and even being spat out "not like a local monkey" but "West Coast". Not to mention that the bug fell out of the map directly during the experience.
But if you want to say that this UP is fooling around, it is actually a bit excessive. After all, UP really calls this work a demo, and has released a free download experience version of it. And although the sparrow is small, the content in the game is quite rich. For example, Sun Wukong has multiple skills, from transfiguration, doppelganger and other operations, to near and far attacks, provocations have appeared. Who wants to be so meticulous?
In fact, with the growth of the ability of game manufacturers in the past two years, there is also the "whole life" ability of domestic game enthusiasts. The UP isn't the only enthusiast of home-made games either, and using development tools to fork some classic games is a hot pick lately. Although most of the things created by these enthusiasts are a bit of a half-body patient running marathon, in the long run, it can also have a positive impact on domestic games.
Can some of the whole works have an impact on the industry? Why? Take last year's popular domestic AAA "Forever Doomed" as an example. The quality of this game is undoubtedly mature, and it is very rich and refined in terms of character movements, moves, and weapon selection. Coupled with the fact that the gameplay is very playable and has the visual expression in line with the current generation, it has sold 600 million copies in a short period of time, and it has also been in the Steam hot selling list for a long time.
The reason why such a game can continue to launch high-quality content is because of its advantages as a multiplayer game and long-term operation. In simple terms, because the quality of the game is good enough and the fan base is large enough to ensure that the game and season passes are constantly sold, the studio continues to give back to the players. From its release to the present, the game has launched a lot of subversive new models, from gun battles to snowball fights to "werewolf killing" gameplay, linkage content and fashion are also full of conscience.
But none of these achievements can be made in a vacuum. On the one hand, hard-core action content such as action systems and weapons requires a large number of practitioners to accumulate years of experience to make good results. The glimpses in "Eternal Destruction" are often polished by the gods of the production team again and again. After the game development tools are popularized into the hands of ordinary players, more people have the opportunity to be familiar with the game industry system, and perhaps in the near future, there will be players who have played in the development tools several times, begin to sink their hearts to study, and then risk their accumulated experience into new games.
And not only the software technology level, there are many more that can affect the whole life and secondary creation of the industry. Or "Forever Gone" or "Forever Gone" In the past few months, the official has launched a series of skin design competitions, because the influence of the game is large enough to attract many two big touches to participate in the production. The player's perspective is more unique than the official, coupled with the player's love for the character, but also contributed a lot of unique fashion designs, so that players are feasting on the eyes.
Therefore, don't underestimate any of the players who are alive and well. Maybe they can contribute to the development of domestic games in the future. How do you guys think about this? What outrageous whole lives have you seen?