The background music is quite simple; it's just a piano solo. It helps to set the mood during the climax of the story, and is usually gentle, warm, and even a bit cheerful.
Players didn't really pay attention to this background music because it was barely noticeable.
However, since the reviewers pointed this out, many music masters have come forward to respond!
They thought the soundtrack was very unique!
"The rhythm perfectly matches the game's flow, and the atmosphere is just right. It's an inseparable work of art," a teacher exclaimed. "It must be the work of a master."
Public enthusiasm has been reignited.
The hashtag #HachikoSoundtrack# is trending again, which is making local news feel hopeless – ever since Blue Star Studios burst onto the trending list, it has become an unspoken attribute of them to suddenly appear on the trending list.
Mingyan also felt desperate; this music was a fragment that occasionally flashed through his mind.
He doesn't have a photographic memory, and so many years have passed that he has no idea whether it was something he just hummed randomly, or a song from his memory, let alone its exact origin...
The game "Hachiko's Story" was originally said to be made by one person, and there wasn't even a list of production staff.
How can he put it?
so?
Producer: Mingyan
Director: Mingyan
Planning: Mingyan
Copywriting: Mingyan
...
If this list were released, players would go crazy.
At this moment, players have all flooded into Mingyan's personal account, expressing their opinions:
"Mr. Ming is awesome! He even personally handles the music. I admire him!"
"While many indie game developers are multi-talented, it's rare to find one this versatile. They do architecture, programming, and music, and excel at everything they do. Are you a god?!"
"I just realized that the music itself can really bring tears to your eyes. No wonder I cried like a baby..."
Mingyan was in a hurry, but he couldn't just arbitrarily assign a name to the music, so he commented below: "The game's concept comes from a classic PC game, and the music isn't mine."
But the players just laughed it off and didn't believe it.
Creators all regard their works as the fruits of their labor, and unless forced to, who would give up the right to be credited?
Mingyan explained below: "The music comes from a gentleman who wishes to remain anonymous."
That player was quite cheeky, replying, "Hehe, it's fine if you just admit it! We won't dissect a genius's brain, that's something for after you're dead!"
He stated clearly: "I really didn't do it!"
Player: "Then tell me, who did it?"
He said clearly, "It's an old gentleman surnamed Yi." He thought to himself, "Anonymous, that's right."
Player: "Is that Mr. Yi Ke Sai Ting?"
Mingyan: "..." We can't talk anymore, or we'll be dragged away and shot.
If I don't explain, everyone will accept it; if I do explain, no one will believe me.
This is the most outrageous one.
Mingyan had no choice but to register a new account, named "Anonymous," using the characters from Blue Star, and then gave the account the title of "Music Producer of Blue Star Studio."
Then he tagged his alt account with his main account, and finally managed to attract players away.
However, not long after, someone from the blog's official team arrived: "???"
Clearly stated: "..."
Official response: "Mr. Ming, you can create a secondary account. However, please understand that we cannot verify this secondary account for you."
Mingyan looked up to the sky and sighed, giving up the struggle in despair.
Mingyan has decided to keep this alt account as an alt account forever.
From now on, I'll just pile all my musical inspirations onto it.
Although its identity has not been officially verified, it can be used to deceive oneself!
If he calls again to discuss music, Mingyan can lie through his teeth and claim that the songs have nothing to do with him.
It's very simple, but it works.
Let them do whatever they want!
...
The moving company acted very quickly, taking away the two high-end machines from Mingyan's bedroom the very next day.
Without his computer, Xiao Mingyan, a typical homebody, sat there for a while, finding himself with nowhere to go.
He slapped his thigh in final slap and decisively chased after his beloved computer.