Creating a zombie in a mountain village terrifies players worldwide.

Chapter 48 I'll make them lose face.
What he really valued was Pixel Interactive's massive platform and distribution channels.

The contract clearly states that future games can not only be released on the Lingjing platform, but also simultaneously on Pixel Interactive Entertainment's channel platforms.

These channels and platforms are not just any Tom, Dick, or Harry.

These are all relatively well-known mid-sized game platforms in China, totaling 23.

They account for almost two-thirds of all medium-sized platforms in China.

The remaining third comes from partnerships with other major companies.

Of course, this does not include the original JinShuang gaming platform.

After all, it was just a small platform, and its scale was far smaller compared to these medium-sized platforms.

Before the release of Ju-on, he planned to find a mid-sized platform to run the game, but the mid-sized platform was too expensive, charging him 17 yen a day!
Is this a robbery?
No wonder so many games are listed on the Tianwang charts.

Therefore, he had no choice but to find a small gaming platform, namely Jinshuang Games, but it still cost him 8 yuan, and that was only for one day.

Now, if he just hands over the game to Pixel Interactive Entertainment for distribution, it's equivalent to simultaneously getting it on one top-tier platform and 23 well-known mid-sized platforms.

What is this concept?
This means his games instantly captured half of the domestic gaming platforms!

The amount of exposure is enormous.
All you have to pay is a 10% commission.

Therefore, Lin Shu's goal in developing games for Pixel Interactive Entertainment was never about profit sharing or funding, but rather their sales channels and platforms accumulated over twenty years!
At that moment, Lin Shu's phone screen lit up, and a new message popped up.

It was sent by Director Yu.

He said his eyelids had been twitching, and he thought something bad was likely to happen during this 'open tender'.

Therefore, he specifically emphasized the phrase "player votes are for reference only" in the comments section of his Weibo post, hoping that Lin Shu could understand. He was also worried that players would act recklessly, which is why he made this patch.

Lin Shu smiled after reading it, not taking it seriously.

Wouldn't he realize that players are deliberately creating abstraction to cause trouble?

He had already considered this aspect when he gave the choice to the players.

The result of his considerations is that he can find similar horror games regardless of the theme.

Even if there isn't one, it doesn't matter; this horror enthusiast from Earth can create one himself.

These players, whose terror threshold is still stuck in the 80s and 90s, want to make things difficult for him? They're 20,000 years too early!

Therefore, he replied: It's okay.

Meanwhile, at Pixel Interactive Entertainment, in the Paradox Group office.

Yu Feng looked at the simple word "It's okay" on the screen with a complicated expression.

Is it really okay?
This is a project decided by player votes, and to be honest, Yu Feng is quite worried.

Does O5 have some hidden tricks up its sleeve? Or is it that no matter what the player chooses, they are confident they can create a corresponding horror game?
Well, the contract has already been signed, and the other party is in control. He can only pray that this O5 is truly confident and has everything under control.

Basically, whatever is needed, we just need to provide it ourselves.

And so, the news of O5's collaboration with Pixel Interactive Entertainment, a well-known domestic company, was immediately and frantically reposted by those website editors with sharp noses.

Major gaming media outlets, social media accounts, player communities, Zhihu, video websites, and more all seemed to have conspired to spread the word wildly.

Many netizens who were unaware of the facts were shocked when they saw this, wondering who O5 was.

After learning more, I realized, oh, he's the one who made "The Weird Videotape".

Please forgive us for not focusing on the developer himself; after all, we are just weak, helpless, and pitiful game players.

As a result of this wave of promotion, the name O5, which was originally only known to some players, is now known to everyone.

But many players don't understand.

If you want to cooperate, then cooperate; that's between you two.

But is "The Weird Videotape" finished yet?
You only published the first two chapters and then you went to collaborate with someone else?
What about Chapter Three?

Are you going to abandon us players who have supported you all this time?

Hurry up and go back to develop Chapter Three!

When this news reached the industry, it aroused envy, jealousy, and resentment among lesser-known developers.

In one of the small companies, Xiao Zhang, who was on probation, was very dissatisfied. Why?
Why am I not so lucky?

Others have achieved this kind of success and opportunity in just three months since their debut, so why am I still stuck doing grunt work in other people's game projects after only three months since my debut?

Am I not working hard enough? I'm working overtime too!
Capital, give me a push! I want to soar to the sky too!

"Hey, Zhang, what are you standing there for? Have you finished writing the first climax of your courtyard story?"

"Oh, it's finished, boss, take a look."

"Let me see... Hmm. That thieving bum stole the player's... Dragon Slayer Sword??? No, Dragon Slayer Sword? This is a historical fiction game! What are you writing!? Then the bum triggered the player's domain barrier, activating the Immortal Slaughtering Sword Formation??? The next instant, the bum holding the Dragon Slayer Sword froze, time and space were frozen, and the Immortal Slaughtering Sword Formation instantly killed the bum???"

"Boss, I don't think period drama games are popular. It would be better to incorporate some fantasy and cultivation elements; they're very trendy right now."

"Little Zhang..."

"What's wrong, boss?"

"After you get off work later, go to the finance office and settle your wages for this month."

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In short, industry insiders generally believe that as long as this collaborative game is developed, regardless of its success or failure, the name O5 will be a prestigious title, and any company will be eager to hire them.

If the game becomes a huge success, then the future achievements of O5 are almost unimaginable!
After all, Pixel Interactive Entertainment only has a bad reputation among gamers, but in the business world, it's a role model to learn from!

Soon, news of the collaboration reached Ms. Li's ears.

In his office, he looked at the Weibo posts about the Paradox Group's collaboration with O5, as well as the "open tender" poll, and scoffed.

Benson, the top producer sitting across from him, put down his coffee cup, a look of amusement on his face.

"Wow, Director Yu, this is quite a surprise!"

Li Misi smiled and took a sip of coffee.

"Let players vote on the theme? What is the Paradox team thinking? Or do they think O5 has some kind of supernatural power?"

Benson spoke slowly, his tone carrying a hint of barely perceptible contempt.

"It seems that my decision not to join the Paradox Group was the right one. Director Yu is no longer the ambitious Director Yu of six years ago. Now, he is living too comfortably in the company."

Li Misi tapped her fingers on the table: "Who knows? Maybe they wanted to imitate our Rainbow Group and create some hype? Unfortunately, they tried to draw a tiger but ended up with a dog."

"I want to see what they can come up with in the end. I don't want it to turn out to be another lukewarm, rushed project. That would be a complete loss."

Just then, a glint flashed in Benson's eyes, and he smiled.

He leaned forward slightly and lowered his voice.

"Director Li, since the Paradox team wants players to make decisions for them and choose the game theme, why don't we 'help' them out?"

"Hmm?" Li Misi raised an eyebrow, a hint of genuine interest showing on her face.

He put down his coffee and gestured for the other person to continue.

Without further ado, the latter got up, went to Li Misi's ear, and told her his idea.

As Li Misi listened, her smile grew wider and wider, until she finally burst into laughter.

"Great idea! You're really cunning, hahaha!"

Benson shrugged, looking innocent.

“They’re all from the same company. They’re having trouble making a decision. We’re just spending a little money to help them make a decision. How can you say that’s unfair?”

"However, the post mentioned that if the player votes are too outrageous, they will not be adopted, but will only be used as a reference, so my little idea probably won't succeed."

Before Li Misi could stop laughing, she waved her hand.

"Just for reference? No problem, I'll handle this. You don't need to pay anything, I'll cover it myself. I'll make sure they lose face."

"And I'm also curious to know, if the Paradox team were to work on the same subject and I got a lot of flak from the gamers, what would their result be?"

"I'm really looking forward to it, hahaha."

(End of this chapter)