My game is depressing worldwide.

Just as Zhou Qian was suffering madly on the stage.

In a small town in northern China.

Old Wei yawned, rolled over in bed, and slowly opened his eyes.

His nickname on Pixiv is Lao Wei Talking About Games. As a game streamer with 100 million followers, the biggest advantage of this job is that he doesn't have to get up early.

You can sleep as late as you want.

Even though it was almost noon.

Let's watch some short videos.

As a streamer, having a good sense of online trends is very important, and you also need to plan out some program effects for the live stream in advance.

There are still too few games that feature built-in liveliness.

After watching several female bodhisattvas perform the Lesse dance, a live stream popped up.

I glanced at the streamer's name.

"Lincheng University Game Design Major Official Livestream Room?"

After thinking about it for a while, Lao Wei clicked on it anyway.

Lincheng University's game design program is top-notch, supplying many talents to the game industry.

Because the annual showcase of outstanding works always generates a lot of fun, either with all sorts of bizarre bugs or all sorts of uniquely imaginative game types.

In short, there was a lot of fun, and the show was a great success.

Old Wei still decided to click in to see if he could find any interesting games suitable for live streaming.

Old Wei was stunned for a moment when he clicked on it.

"There are only 21 viewers in the live stream, including bots, and there are so many comments... Wait, did the comments kill someone?!"

Old Wei was completely bewildered. What was going on?!

I was instantly wide awake and sat up.

After watching for a few more minutes, I finally realized what was going on.

Does this game have built-in bullet hell?

And it can even kill people!

All sorts of bizarre and unexpected ways of dying, none of them were anticipated.

Old Wei's eyes lit up.

This game looks really interesting!

Isn't this the fun and live-streaming-friendly game he's been searching for?

Forget about staying in bed, I quickly got up and turned on the computer.

When the game is being demonstrated, there will be annotations at the top of the screen.

Old Wei easily found the game's name and searched for it.

"I Wanna" is a fan-made game.

It was uploaded not long ago, but it was strongly recommended on Weibo by Shen Qingtu, the author of the game "Jumpers".

Although it didn't generate much buzz.

Old Wei immediately decided to scrap today's live broadcast content and start the broadcast ahead of schedule.

Change it to "I Wanna"!

"Today's live stream is going to be very interesting!"

Joy on one side, sorrow on the other.

Zhou Qian was already covered in sweat.

He still underestimated Chen Xuan's level of esoteric abilities.

It can be described as... a trap at every turn.

There was no time to catch one's breath!

Having just memorized the previous awful design, they immediately moved on to the next one without giving us time to think.

Zhou Qian was so nervous during the game that he didn't even have time to provide commentary.

He kept making incomprehensible noises.

"Come on, kill me...you're really going to do it?!"

"Jump, double jump! Okay, perfect... my ass!!"

"No, no, no, brother!! You were wrong!!"

Some of the teachers in charge of the event were also bewildered.

Is this considered a demonstration accident?

It should be counted.

Why does the game I designed feel like I'm playing it for the first time?

But this incident seems to have had a pretty good effect...

At least the scene was quite lively.

Some cunning audience members couldn't help but shout out their suggestions.

"Don't step on the left, there's definitely a pit there... Did I tell you?!"

"Idiot, couldn't you have used a double jump to entice me?"

"My high blood pressure has flared up."

The various sounds were so loud that Zhou Qian's hands were shaking.

at last.

The flood of deceptive designs has come to an end.

Zhou Qian felt his back was a little damp, and he had a brief moment of free time.

"Okay, okay." Zhou Qian breathed a sigh of relief. "Let's lure them in a bit, then jump!"

The little figure made a double jump in mid-air, dodging the flying spikes and escaping unharmed.

Available in the next second.

The screen was filled with a dense barrage of bullet comments, which came crashing down like a tidal wave.

[ohhhhhhhhhh!]

[I love you, streamer!!]

[I love you, streamer! I love you, streamer! I love you!]

[Finally, my prediction was right this time!]

What is a bullet screen?

The original intention was that the bullets and artillery fire were so dense that they resembled a curtain.

This is perfectly reflected in the game.

Not only are the bullet comments dense, but they are also accompanied by "ohhhhhh" sound effects, creating a truly immersive experience.

But these are the game's built-in bullet comments.

When faced with such a dense barrage of bullets, the little figure is as weak as a lone boat in a storm.

pia!

They were hit and killed without any ability to resist.

Zhou Qian's eyes were lifeless.

The audience burst into laughter again.

In the audience, Shen Qingtu covered her mouth and giggled incessantly.

In iwanna's previous content, it was obvious that the design of the first level, or rather the later levels of the demo, was somewhat lacking.

I initially thought the designer had run out of ideas and had come up with this amazing derivative work on a whim.

Currently, it appears that humans have only developed less than 1% of the potential for trench play.

They're so talented, so good at organizing!

It's clearly my own design, but it's being made to look like I'm playing it for the first time.

They actually managed to create a fantastic show effect!

I don't know if it's because the more people in the show, the more interesting it becomes.

The addition of the "killer comments" creates a unique effect of self-deprecation, further amplifying the humor.

She finally had a break and rubbed her face.

My muscles are aching from laughing so much.

I couldn't help but think about it.

I just don't know if this is an individual production or a team project?

If it's a team, I'm really curious what other projects they're developing besides "iwanna".

It looks like a very fun game.

On the other side of the stage, Zhou Qian was clearly very dissatisfied, extremely dissatisfied.

If I want to start another game, I need to at least get past this awful place.

But time waits for no one.

"Student, your demonstration time is over."

Zhou Qian paused for a moment before realizing what was happening, and then ended the game with some regret.

The demonstration is a process; the goal is to achieve the result.

Arouse the interest of the guests and get an offer.

Similar to job-seeking reality shows, interested individuals or those with suitable positions in company projects will ask questions.

Zhou Qian waited expectantly. Everyone had seemed quite pleased with what he had just witnessed; surely someone would be interested in him... right?

One second, two seconds.

The smile on Zhou Qian's face gradually disappeared, slowly turning gloomy.

He then chuckled self-deprecatingly, packed his things, and left the stage.

Even Chen Xuan's games couldn't interest them?

Or do they all just treat this as a joke, like watching a stand-up comedy routine or a funny story?

That shouldn't be the case; at least one person should be interested, right?

Filled with doubt and frustration, Zhou Qian returned to his seat.

When Yu Xiaoming saw his roommate return, he immediately gave him a thumbs up: "Awesome! I didn't expect this game to be so interesting, at least it was quite fun to watch."

Zhou Qian shook his head dejectedly: "But I still messed it up, sigh... why did the games on my computer disappear?"

At this point, Yu Xiaoming thought for a few seconds and asked, "Has anyone used your computer recently?"

"Nobody knows. Do you think I wouldn't know how important today's presentation is? I certainly wouldn't lend my computer to anyone... Wait a minute." Zhou Qian suddenly widened his eyes. "I understand!"