Two, the next game is a horror game with an interstellar space background!

Players are extremely concerned about these two pieces of information, and major forums and game groups have begun to discuss them.

First of all, the first one is so generous!

Is this the first time that Jiyou has provoked you openly or covertly?

And how many times did Shuo Guang respond?

I remember the last time I responded to a game, I said: ‘The game looks very good’.

It's less than ten words, but it shows that I don't care.

I recall that the promotion for Jiyou’s new game at that time was quite offensive...

Shuo Guang's simple response made the other person feel like he was punched in cotton.

Then there was the so-called gameplay plagiarism warning, saying that "Sky Mountain" copied their innovative concept of "horror" + "shooting".

Shuoguang didn't even pay attention to this matter, and directly sent out a feedback activity for "Sky Mountain" players to come downstairs, letting the so-called plagiarism incident go unsolved.

As a result, it came again this time.

However, in this response, Shuoguang wrote a short article about looking forward to the starry sky, and expressed his support for the new game.

What is a pattern!

This is!

Both responses demonstrated his broad-mindedness as the founder of a game company.

Such a comparison makes it appear that he is careless and fussy about everything.

The situation suddenly opened up.

However, since even Shuoguang, the only game maker, has expressed support for the new technical game, the players did not mind their own business. After all, it is a matter between other companies.

Then, there is the background of the second new work.

In a word, very bold!

Interstellar space games, to put it another way, are science fiction games.

Space horror is science fiction horror.

So this time the only game is going to be an interstellar science fiction horror game?

The players were a little stunned.

As we all know, the several horror games produced by Ziyi Games are all set in modern times.

Except for the short film W-FBC-0087 "Stairwell" which takes place in the 1950s, the backgrounds of other games are all between the 80s and 90s.

For example, "Dark Forest" took place in 1987.

Although "The Face" has stories about several residents, when it's the protagonist's family's turn, it's 1985.

"Control Failure" is set in 199?, that is, the 1990s, and is set in the same era as "Sky Mountain". After all, the protagonist of the latter died at the beginning of the former game.

"Blackjack" can only guess that it was after 2000. The specific year is still unknown.

Therefore, from this point of view, the time span of these games is between the 1980s and 1990s, which is relatively stable.

If the next game is set in an interstellar setting, how different will the time span be?

Moreover, the most important thing is

This is a sci-fi horror game!

Science fiction!

High technology!

Use advanced weapons to defeat monsters!

Players know with their feet that if it is made, "Bloody Scientist" will definitely crush the technical games!

This is a fact that you don’t even have to think about!

After all, no one can beat the horror games currently on the market!

It just depends on whether Giyu's "Bloody Scientist" has the strength to fight.

But given that the last game of the game was "Jungle Cry", the possibility of a battle is not high.

All I can say is, look forward to it.

As a result, players started to comment on the news.

"A horror game that takes place in interstellar space? Is it a sci-fi horror game? Damn it, at the level of the only game, it is definitely not the level of fighting aliens like "Bloody Scientist"!"

"For a VR game in outer space, I want to know if the production team will create a weightless effect in the universe? Can we players float in the universe?"

"Can we see the Blue Star? Can we see the Moon?"

"The trailers for "Bloody Scientist" are full of buzz. I'm a little worried that this game will eventually turn into an FPS game, so I hope that the only game can pay more attention to horror."

"Young man upstairs in Laocao, you want the only game to focus more on horror? Are you fucking tired of living!?"

"Is the enemy an alien? But it must not be an alien. Fighting aliens is really meaningless. Since it is a horror game, I believe that Shuoguang will be able to design monsters that are unexpected."

"I just happened to go to the parallel world in "Control Failure" today and found that the production team set the parallel world to the interstellar era. It seems that it was premeditated! It turns out that you have long planned to make a horror game with an interstellar background."

"Made, I really look forward to encountering terrifying monsters in the future interstellar era. But I'm curious, in that era where high technology is everywhere, don't humans kill people casually?"

"I'm really looking forward to it, but I haven't finished "Control Failure" yet, so it's useless to look forward to it now. Let's wait."

While the discussion on the Internet was in full swing, Meng Shu was sweating profusely while moving the company.

Because, he finally changed from a small office to a whole floor with 510 square meters left in the apartment!

This chapter has been revised twice. The original version was not written well because it was involved in the business war, so it was revised.
Chapter completed!