Bloody Scientist?
Everyone exchanged glances, and a trace of surprise showed in their eyes.
"What kind of game is it?"
A curious voice rose from the crowd.
"A space-themed game."
Yang Ying replied.
Rather than starting the game immediately, he opened a PPT document.
He knew President An had called the other groups over to watch.
The purpose was for him to explain the game's settings and mechanics to the entire team, giving them something to reference.
At the same time, they could offer suggestions to help improve his game.
At that moment, someone else in the crowd spoke up.
"Then the art design must be pretty grand, right? Since it takes place in outer space, things like space stations, alien scenery, cosmic vistas, and magnificent planets would be quite appealing."
That immediately set the people in the conference room whispering among themselves.
They felt the game's premise seemed rather promising.
But Yang Ying shook his head.
"The company's budget is limited, so we have to spend it where it counts. The alien scenery and space stations you mentioned won't be realized."
"The game does take place in space. But considering the time and production costs, we don't plan to create dynamic space environments. Static textures will be enough. Then we'll make a spaceship for players to move around in. The grandeur of the universe isn't the game's focus, so we won't be doing that."
"Still, having players spend the entire game inside a spaceship would get boring. So we've optimized the gameplay and tried to make the ship itself fresh and interesting."
Yang Ying opened the spaceship concept art and began explaining the story.
"We plan to present the game's background story in text on the loading screen, so players can read it while the game loads. If we