Creating a zombie in a mountain village terrifies players worldwide.

Chapter 65 Foreigners' Expectations

However, GM didn't respond at all. They just said, "Keep talking, I'm listening."

And so, while being smeared and insulted by its peers and organizations, GM continued to accept orders and give scores as required, keeping its evaluation standards unchanged, and managed to weather the storm and continue unscathed to this day.

During this crisis, GM maintained its position by leveraging its credibility and experience.

On the contrary, those media professionals who smeared it were all scolded by players, either by deleting their private accounts or running away, truly becoming clowns.

In addition, GM also owns a gaming platform called Cyber.

This is the largest overseas gaming platform, featuring functions such as reviews, ratings, comments, a workshop, a player community, and live streaming channels.

It can be described as a comprehensive platform, but due to American policy issues, players worldwide pay slightly more for games on this platform compared to their own country's platform.

For example, the movie "They Are All Ghosts" costs 499 on this platform, but only 368 on the Lingjing platform.

Logically, with its significantly higher price, Cyber ​​should be powerless to compete with other platforms offering lower prices.

But reality slapped everyone in the face.

With its comprehensive features, unparalleled experience, and tens of millions of loyal users accumulated over fifty years, the Cyber ​​platform is far more than just a gaming platform.

Many people no longer see cyber platforms as just places to sell games, but rather as "financial products."

Regardless of whether you make money or not, the satisfaction of watching your account's value increase with each game you play is something you wouldn't understand.

Therefore, it is far superior to those emerging platforms.

Even though those platforms frequently give away games and offer discounts in an attempt to divert users from cyber platforms.

But people just take the money and then forget about it. Many of them just put it in the warehouse and don't even bother to open it.

Even if you want to play, you should play on a cyber platform.

Therefore, unless you're a staunch platform enthusiast, most people will buy wherever it's cheapest.

At this time, such a major authoritative media outlet actually released a trailer for "Mita," only it was called "MiSide."

That's obvious, Pixel Interactive Entertainment paid for the promotion!
The foreigners below were also amazed by the game and left many comments.

"Wow! This is a horror game?! This style is amazing, I haven't seen such a crazy game in a long time! My heart is pounding like a flamenco dance!"

"God bless my old pocket watch, I really like the style of this game, the noise the monsters make terrifies me! I must confess... I've never felt this thrill in any other horror game... I admit I was squinting, just like the other day when I was squinting while peeping at my neighbor Mrs. Anna taking a bath."

“My dear friend, I can’t see what the monster looks like, but I can’t wait to play this game! I’ll pay dollars for it because it looks so fun! This kind of horror game is rarer than a parrot that can speak Latin.”

"This is really cool, I really like it, I swear to God, I can't wait to play it!"

"I know this is a bit much, but if possible, could this game be played on a mobile phone? It looks very interesting, but unfortunately I don't have a computer to play it on, just like not everyone can afford caviar with vodka."

"The style of MiSide really amazes me. Furthermore, the character models are incredibly interesting, and the trailer has left me very curious about the upcoming storyline. Oh God, for God's sake, please finish the full version soon! I'll be waiting forever!"

"After experiencing the exciting preview, I went out onto the balcony, thought a lot, lit a cigarette, and cried. Thank you for giving me such a thrilling and fun experience."

"This is plagiarism! The Chinese are copying our game style! Anime style is what our country excels at, and the Chinese must give us an explanation!" "Here come the Koreans again. Have your skin been calloused by the US troops stationed in South Korea? You're so thick-skinned."

It's clear that foreigners also have high expectations for the game "Mita".

The number of comments below is also in the tens of thousands, and most of them are positive.

However, they were unaware of the voting event and thought it was a horror game.

But foreigners haven't had a truly interesting horror game in a long time either.

The release of the trailer for "Mita" has immediately generated a strong response, with many expressing their desire to play the game and urging its development to begin soon.

So, Chinese players took screenshots of the comments from those silly foreigners, made them into videos, added hilarious background music and Chinese translations, and posted them on Chinese video websites.

As expected, domestic players were extremely curious about the overseas reception of their own games, so they clicked to watch, which earned the content creator money.

Thus, with Pixel Interactive's extensive promotion, "Mita" maintained its high popularity and consistently topped the headlines of various game news sections.

Add to that the various marketing accounts and self-media outlets that try to capitalize on the trend, and even a month later, people are still talking about it from time to time.

Then, a month later, the National Day holiday had just ended.

Just as people were getting back into the swing of things and preparing to work and go back to school, a sudden piece of news shocked the gaming community!

GM, the largest and most credible gaming media outlet in the world, has actually released a score and review for "Mita"!

Holy crap, I knew it! I knew "Mita" had been sent for review!
If that's the case, then this game is going to go global?

Good heavens! How many years has it been? Finally, a game is going to be released in overseas markets!?

What? You're saying "They Are All Ghosts" has also gone international?
What's that? Oh, I accidentally stepped on it.

If he's not a buddy, does he even deserve to be called one?

They don't even deserve to be worthy of carrying the shoes of "Mita"!
A bunch of lousy media outlets played a terrible game for ten points and then completely lost their bearings. I can't help but scoff at the mention of it!

In short, players are delighted that this game has reached overseas markets under the name of China.

After all, it's been over a decade, and no game has yet truly managed to go global.

Now, Meeta has succeeded, and it's still managed to gain recognition as a niche horror game.

Who in China has ever done this before?!
GM's rating was released around 10 a.m.

The editors at Tianzai.com were quick-witted, diligent, and proactive. They moved the video to the site and pinned it to the top in less than five minutes.

I don't know which genius editor it was, probably a journalism student, who knows the secrets of traffic generation. In order to attract as much attention as possible, they came up with a title that would make people unable to resist clicking on the post.

[Shocking! "Mita" receives poor ratings from multiple media outlets due to quality issues; GM reviewer even gives it a...]

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