Chapter 97 PC Game Research

Chen Mo stretched and went downstairs.

The number of customers in the experience store has increased in the past few days, and many players from the imperial capital have come here because of their name.

After all, Chen Mo is now a "famous designer".

These players who were clamoring to send blades on the Internet were really kind in reality. Chen Mo just promised to give them the qualifications for the next game in advance, which made them very happy.

To these people, Su Jinyu shook her head helplessly: "Is this what the history textbooks say, 'the weakness and compromise of the petty bourgeoisie'..."

After greeting several new guests, Chen Mo put on his coat and prepared to go out.

"Huh? Manager, are you going out?" Su Jinyu asked.

It's true that Chen Mo is too housebound. He usually spends most of his time in the experience store, either developing new games or pondering what new games to develop next, and rarely goes out.

Some things that can be done online, Chen Mo likes to do it online, including shopping, ordering takeout, etc.

Su Jinyu was also a little surprised that she was going to go out for the first time today.

Chen Mo said: "Well, go out for a walk, and be sure to come back before get off work at night."

After Chen Mo finished speaking, he left the experience store and walked towards the "Zhiyuan Internet Cafe" diagonally opposite.

Chen Mo has already experienced the VR game, and he has some ideas in his heart. The next step is to take a look at the status of the game on the PC side.

From his entry to the present, Chen Mo has basically been tossing around the mobile game platform, and he basically has no deep understanding of PC and VR.

But Chen Mo is definitely not satisfied with being known by players only as a mobile game designer, and it is time to try to expand the PC game field.

Of course, if you want to enter the PC game field, you still have to do research first. The best way to do research is naturally to go to an Internet cafe.

The popularity of a PC-side game is not very popular, and the number of people in the Internet cafe can be clearly seen, and this data is relatively real, unlike the major lists on the Internet, which have broken through the sky, and there is nothing to do. reliability.

When he came to the front desk, Zhuo Yao was consuming melon seeds while chasing a drama.

As soon as Chen Mo came in, Zhuo Yao noticed it. She threw the melon seed skin in her hand into the trash can and said, "Yo, rare guest, please come in."

Chen Mo Yile: "Aren't you the owner of this internet cafe, why do you still work part-time as a cashier?"

Zhuo Yao said: "Hey, isn't this cost saving? I have a cashier now, but she can't watch all day and night. I thought it would be expensive to hire another cashier, so I did it myself. It's okay anyway."

Chen Mo smiled: "You are quite good at living. Do you still have any machines available? Give me one."

Zhuo Yao said: "Yes, you can just swipe your ID card here. I was not that popular at first, except for holidays and evenings, there are basically vacancies."

Chen Mo said, "Okay, then I'll find a place to sit by myself."

Zhuo Yao said: "Okay, you can call the network administrator if you have something. Now, that kid."

Zhuo Yao said and pointed to a boy with glasses over there.

Chen Mo nodded: "Okay, thank you."

Zhuo Yao waved his hand: "Hey, thank you, I'm waiting for you to develop a PC game that can play VR games for me."

Chen Mo smiled: "It's easy to talk. Then I'll play first."

Chen Mo finished swiping his ID card, scanned the code and paid 20 yuan, and then found a relatively quiet place.

The Imperial City has now completely banned smoking, and smoking is not allowed in public places, so the Internet cafes are also very clean and there is no smoke smell.

Along the way, Chen Mo also glanced at the game everyone was playing.

There are all types of games. The two game types of large-scale role-playing (MMORPG) and real-time strategy (RTS) are basically evenly divided.

Others like strategy, business simulation, action-adventure, etc., are also available, but fewer people play.

After all, the latter types are either too niche themselves, or are squeezed badly by VR games, so there are no good games.

There are quite a lot of large-scale role-playing games. Along the way, Chen Mo has seen at least three popular ones.

"Legend of Swordsman", "Edict of the Moon God" and "Yi Zhan of the Three Kingdoms".

"Legend of Swordsman" is a fairy-tale theme, developed by Zen Entertainment. The VR version of "Legend of Swords" is known as one of the best VR games in China, and it is also the core product of Zen Entertainment.

Games like this kind of data exchange between VR and PC are very common in this world. Because the research and development cost of VR games is too high, once it fails, even a large company like Zenyi Interactive Entertainment cannot withstand such a blow, so it must first develop the PC side to test the water.

It is precisely because of the great success of "Legend of Swordsman" on the PC side that Zen Entertainment decided to develop "Legend of Swordsman" on the VR side, and made this Xianxia game its own golden sign.

"The Mandate of the Moon God" is an oriental fantasy theme, adapted from a novel of the same name by a great god-level online writer. UUkanshu www.uukanshu.com S-level designer Qiu Jiang personally created the game, and the VR game is also under development. May be online within this year.

"Edict of the Moon God" has more users and better income, but in terms of word of mouth, it is worse than "Legend of Swordsman".

"Yi Zhan of Three Kingdoms" is different from the above two. It is an mmorpg game focusing on national warfare. It has few users, but has high income and the most sticky players. However, the company developing this game is relatively short of funds, and temporarily does not have the ability to make it into a VR game.

In foreign countries, there are some Western fantasy RPG games, such as "Supreme God Ring". But what is more evil is that foreign Western fantasy games will be unacceptable when they arrive in China, and even works with a big IP such as "Supreme Divine Ring" are also very thorough.

It may be because of player habits or because of cultural differences. In short, this is cheaper for several major domestic game giants.

In addition to MMORPG, there is also a foreign real-time strategy game that is very popular in China, called "Legion Conquest".

"The real-time strategy game is so popular? It can be compared with these MMORPGs? It's incredible."

Chen Mo found the game "Legion Conquest" on the computer of the Internet cafe and clicked to enter.

In the previous life, after the emergence of moba games, real-time strategy and role-playing games inevitably went downhill.

Role-playing is because the time cost is too high, and real-time strategy is because the operation is too difficult. These two games are difficult to adapt to players' fast-paced and easy-to-play requirements, so they gradually become declining.

Chen Mo was a little curious, why are real-time strategy games so popular in this era? Can you even wrestle with the "Legend of Swordsman" on both sides of VR and PC?