Crossover: 2014

Chapter 372
On the other hand, Lin Hui's concerns have something to do with the game Plague Inc.

This Plague Inc game is nothing in terms of genre.

It's just a 2D stand-alone strategy mobile game.

But the specific game content is a bit...

Well, according to Huang Jing, the content of the game is relatively "anti/human/kind".

Will Lin Hui still want to start such a game?
This is a problem.

However, from a market perspective, this trivial matter does not seem to be a problem.

The big deal is to only go online overseas, but not domestically?

As long as it doesn't poison the country, even cultural "dross" doesn't seem to be a big problem.

Having said that, it seems a bit early to think about this now.

Why is Ndemic Creations willing to make a move?

Don't the people at this studio have any idea of ​​the potential of this game?

Lin Hui decided to listen to what Huang Jing had to say first.

Huang Jing said to Lin Hui: "You don't know, the current Ndemic Creations studio is very small.

At its heart is developer James Vaughan.

Although the development has such a passable game.

But James Vaughan is not a practitioner in the computer field. "

Lin Hui was thoughtful when he heard this, isn't the core creator of this game a practitioner in the computer field?
That's good news.

In this way, it is unlikely that the Ndemic Creations studio will have too close a relationship with major overseas manufacturers.

Lin Hui doesn't have to worry about accidentally acquiring dark or illegitimate children from some big overseas factories.

While Lin Hui was thinking, Huang Jing continued: "According to some information I collected, James Vaughan graduated from the University of Nottingham with a major in economics.

Before I came into contact with game development, I was just a strategic consultant for a financial company in China, doing regular and boring work every day.

A game made by a financial consultant, its inherent thinking will often have some subtle influence.

Isn't it reasonable to desire cash? "

After saying this, Huang Jing immediately felt that it was not good to say that.

After all, strictly speaking, Lin Hui doesn't seem to specialize in game development as his main business.

It seems that even if he became a monk halfway, it would not affect the performance of the game that Lin Hui made.

Although Lin Hui still has a lot of room for growth, in any case, now Lin Hui has been able to make many workers who specialize in game development feel ashamed.

With the precedent of Lin Hui, it is not surprising even if there is a cross-border game player who makes a name for himself.

And there are many similar examples in other industries.

It is often said that in many fields:

——The one who defeats you may not be your old opponent all the time, but an opponent who came across borders inexplicably.

With this in mind, Huang Jing hurriedly continued: "As far as I know, the reason why the core developer James Vaughan makes games.

Because in 2011 he came into contact with a strategy game (released in 2008) by accident
After putting in a long time, Vaughan wanted a deeper strategy gaming experience.

At that time, there was no similar and better strategy mobile game of the same kind.

So he decided to use his spare time to make an iOS game with in-depth gameplay...

This James Vaughan finally made a decision out of his love for strategy games and chose to become a "halfway monk" to engage in game development.

After making such a choice, his path will naturally not be easy, and the layman often needs to pay a lot of learning costs to cross the border.

James Vaughan spent several months learning development knowledge online, hoping to make the game more realistic.

With no experience in game development, Vaughan had to borrow game elements from it at first.

The original full-time developer of the game was James Vaughan alone..."

(End of this chapter)