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Soon, news that a Starcard-signed streamer leaked the real release date of "Escape from Chickenkov" during a live stream quickly became a trending topic.

However, even though Su Tao is an officially contracted streamer, there were still many voices of doubt in the comments section of the trending topic.

"Is the information revealed by this streamer true? Or is he just trying to gain popularity through this?"

"Didn't Starcard say that Escape from Chickenkov would take a month to develop? It's only been about twenty days, and the production process is already complete?"

"I always feel like this streamer is acting; it doesn't feel real."

However, beneath these voices of doubt, there were also dissenting voices.

"Sister Su is an officially contracted streamer of StarCard, so it's normal for her to know some inside information."

"Please, take a serious look at the statement released by StarCard. It clearly stated that it would be launched within a month, so how did it become a month of development time in your mouth?"

"I feel the same way, but this news should be true. Perhaps Starcard wants to use Sister Su's words to say the exact release date of Escape from Chickenkov."

This comment garnered likes and approval from most people.

Everyone believes that this leak was a staged event orchestrated by Starcard and its own streamers to generate buzz before the new game's release.

It now appears that Star Card has clearly achieved its goal.

Not only did the related news trend on social media, but the number of viewers in Su Tao's live stream also quickly increased by tens of thousands of onlookers.

Starting with just over 100,000 viewers, the audience size is now approaching 200,000.

The live stream chat was completely flooded with comments asking whether the news was true.

After obtaining official consent from Star Card, Su Tao simply adopted a "what's the use" attitude and openly admitted that she had accidentally leaked the information.

With the official confirmation from the contracted streamer, the release date of Starcard's new work has been confirmed, and Starcard's fans are celebrating as if it were New Year's Day.

The very next morning, Starcard also personally announced the release time of "Escape from Chickenkov" on its official social media account, which was 3 PM two days later, just before the weekend break.

The official intervention brought the event's popularity and discussion to a true peak.

Whether it's video platforms, social media platforms, or gaming forums, the discussion is all about the upcoming game, Escape from Chickenkov.

Meanwhile, some video bloggers who traveled to Japan to film gameplay videos of "Escape from Chickenkov" experienced a resurgence in popularity.

When these bloggers saw that the videos were going viral, they naturally followed suit and made beginner's guide videos for "Escape from Chickenkov," reaping another wave of popularity.

While Chinese players were excitedly discussing Escape from Chickenkov, overseas players could only continue to wait in vain.

Given Starcard's track record, unless they use a VPN to play on the Chinese server, they'll have to wait a month for the international server to launch.

These foreign players, besides complaining on Xingka's official account on foreign websites, can only leave comments and complaints on Jiang Jia's video account.

In their view, the fact that Jiang Jia was able to attend the TGA awards ceremony with the owner of Xingka was enough to show that Jiang Jia and Xingka had a close relationship.

Keep leaving comments under Jiang Jia's account comment section, maybe you can get her attention and have her take the initiative to discuss with the staff of Star Card to speed up the launch of the international server.

Their frantic commenting under Jiang Jia's videos not only boosted the videos' popularity and made them more visible to a wider audience, but also significantly accelerated the growth of the account's followers.

As for attracting Jiang Jia's attention, that goal was indeed achieved.

However, due to limited manpower and the fact that the developers need to rest, it has become a problem whether the international version can be launched within a month.

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Two days seem to pass in the blink of an eye for office workers whose days are repetitive.

At four o'clock in the afternoon, Chen Dong sat in his office typing away as usual, his hands flying across the keyboard, seemingly completely unconcerned about the performance of "Escape from Chickenkov" in the first hour after its release.

However, Chen Dong's habit of glancing at the time in the lower right corner of the screen every few words revealed that his inner world was not as calm as it appeared.

Just then, there was a knock on the office door.

After obtaining Chen Dong's permission, Yin Qingying carried a tablet computer into Chen Dong's office.

Seeing the faint smile on Yin Qingying's lips, Chen Dong knew that "Escape from Chicken Cop" must have performed well, and he relaxed a little.

"Mr. Chen, the data for 'Escape from Chickenkov' after one hour of release is in!"

Yin Qingying handed the tablet computer she was holding to Chen Dong.

The results of "Escape from Chickenkov" were displayed on the tablet using a combination of bar charts and numbers.

This includes data such as sales volume per hour, number of online players, and number of player comments.

When Chen Dong saw the data displayed on the tablet, he couldn't help but catch his breath slightly.

"It sold over a million copies in just one hour, and the peak number of online players reached 200,000!"

This data is an unattainable goal for most games on the market.

However, for Starcard's new game, it only took one hour to achieve what many games cannot.

It's worth noting that Escape from Chickenkov is priced quite high, even significantly higher than Starcard's previous games.

A price of 50 yuan is almost the daily meal cost for most people.

Even so, it still achieved sales of over one million units within an hour, demonstrating the appeal of Star Card Games in China.

"It seems that Starcard already has a considerable number of loyal fans in China."

A smile appeared on Chen Dong's face.

From the early days of "Devil's Roulette" to "Terraria," which received a TGA award nomination, and now "Escape from Chickenkov," which sold over a million copies in its first hour of release.

It's no longer appropriate to call Starcard a dark horse in the Chinese game industry; Starcard is now comparable to some established game companies.

In less than a year, they produced a number of hit games, and each of them can be described as a masterpiece.

This has led to the saying in the gaming industry that "anything produced by Starcard is guaranteed to be a masterpiece."

In less than a year, StarCard accomplished what other established game developers took years to achieve, accumulating considerable reputation and gaining a loyal following.

As for Teng Yan, who had a conflict with Xingka in the past.

Nowadays, they are no match for Star Cards at all.

The gaming empire that Chen Dong wants to build can be said to be taking shape.