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The equipment had already been taken away. All that remained in the temporary housing were food and water for the past few days of living, along with a few books.

"You began your first day of life in the wilderness."

After those words flashed across the screen, the scene began loading.

Then, Wu Ge discovered that he could control the character in the game.

"Alright, brothers and sisters, it's me, Wu Ge. My first day surviving in the wilderness begins now. Not to brag, but I'm a technical gaming streamer. I'm extremely good at survival games like this."

"This game is really well made. Even the PC graphics are incredibly refined. Look."

Wu Ge used the controller to zoom the camera in. The details on the ground were remarkably realistic.

There was sand and dust, garbage, raised dirt mounds, and weeds poking out of the ground.

Every now and then, he could even spot a few bugs scurrying across the ground.

"Although Green Leaf Company said the PC version wasn't as refined as the gaming pod version, I'd say these PC graphics already beat most games out there. It just depends on whether the gameplay is fun. If the gameplay is good too—"

"Then I have a feeling that this PC version of Green Leaf Shelter alone will be enough to earn a Best Game nomination!"

As a gaming streamer, Wu Ge had played a great many games. Good ones, bad ones—he had played them all. He even specifically sought out newly released games to test.

As for a game's quality and whether it was good or not, he could usually tell seven or eight times out of ten after playing it himself.

After all, whether a game was good ultimately depended on player feedback.

[After watching Wu Ge's stream,