There are no good Chinese games except RPG
The ones that are updated every day are rubbish. Only those who play in English can enjoy it. Domestic games will be copied, such as the Fire series made by Lakuo, which imitates the Japanese "Fire". There are also a lot of reskinned games, or those so-called Q-version screens are actually garbage in disguise, imitations! Fee trap! Poor picture! Some people have said: There are still fine products. So let me ask you, how much does that count? How many foreigners are there? Some people may say that I am traitorous to the country, but what I say is the truth. Domestic products are too disappointing. If you can join the game industry in the future, you must create outstanding works made by Chinese people. Some applause!
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Exactly, without money, how can you do better?\Then I say, you made a game, spent a long time on it (which costs money), and then it was cracked, with piracy everywhere online, would you still be in the mood to continue properly?\Even if you do, you still wouldn't do it properly...\You would just use the game's company reputation to copy some other games...
Yeah! Java can't really develop anymore; very few people are using Java machines, and the manufacturers that still do it are just casually making a few paid software. Symbian once had a Dingguo, but unfortunately it was ruined by greedy manufacturers… There aren't many fun or large games on Android either; so-called creativity is just adding some trendy elements to cash in. In China, single-player games have never made money as fast as online games, and there are hardly any people doing proper single-player games. Most devices are low-end and can't handle real-time games, so eighty percent are RPGs. On PC, there are some classic single-player games like Chinese Paladin, Xuanyuan Sword, and Gujian, but unfortunately both the mainland ones are also RPGs. RPGs, RPGs.
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