Chapter 96 - Virtual Gaming Experience
“What’s going on? How many games have there been that shamelessly copied I Am MT!”
“You can tell what the game is about just from looking at the introduction. Card game, who would’ve thought. There’s no difference between this and I Am MT! It’s just a reskin!”
“No much else needs to be said, just leave a bad review and go.”
The comment sections of these games were on fire, there were many communities who banded together to leave bad reviews, driving the ratings down. They might’ve started at eight, and would drop all the way to 6.5.
As Demon Slayers had a higher score than the others because it was more refined, and yet it was sitting at a measly rating of 7.1.
There were many players who commented on Chen Mo’s Weibo, “Look at what you did. You were a bad influence to all the other videogame designers, now all them making all these garbage games.
There were haters and bad reviews, but it didn’t take long for them to realise that although the ratings were terrible, there were very many downloads and just as many players.
The players were speechless, who was playing these games?
The people who were willing to spend hundreds of thousands to buy a VR gaming pod, then another few thousand to buy games for it were few and far between. Most normal players think that although VR games are great, spending the money on a car would be money better spent.
Because VR gaming pods were so expensive, that created a market for VR internet cafes. These would charge fifty to two hundred RMB per hour. The people who can’t afford VR gaming pods would have to go to a VR internet cafe to experience VR games.
Because of its high development cost as well as small player base, the expansion of VR games hadn’t been entirely successful. VR games were still a