Making Genshin Impact: Elysia Helps Me Endorse It

Countless players had been @-ing MiHoYo.

The main question was when "Black Myth: Wukong" would be released.

Mo Li did not respond immediately.

Because he had noticed a problem—

Due to how underdeveloped gaming was in this world, there was not even a "Nobel Prize" of its own for the gaming industry.

When games were promoted, advertisements were placed on major video sites and forums, followed by links to the developers' official websites for players to download them.

The result was that—

Many small studios could not afford enough ad placements, causing plenty of high-quality games to be buried in obscurity.

Take "Honkai Impact 3rd," for example.

If Elysia had not happened to discover the game on Bilibili back then and played it with Eden during a livestream,

Honkai Impact 3rd probably would not have done nearly as well.

After all, Mo Li had spent nearly ten million of the system-provided starting capital on promotion.

Yet he had only advertised on Bilibili and Douyin.

If he set up a dedicated gaming platform like on Earth, using game quality and review scores to rank promotional visibility...

Then many high-quality games would not be buried in the dust.

At the very least, it would give those small studios seriously making games more hope.

Previously, MiHoYo had not been famous enough, so even if they wanted to create a gaming platform, they would not have been able to make it work.

But now...

He could take this opportunity to establish one.

Then, on a fixed date, they could hold game evaluations, just like films did—selecting Game of the Year, Best Ongoing Operations, Best Visual Presentation, and all sorts of other awards every year...

That way, the gaming industry in this world would grow even faster.

"I guess this counts as doing a good