The plot is so full of twists and turns, it kept my heart pounding. I hope the game is long enough; I want to live on Earth for a year.
[Isn't Louis Russell's biological son? Tears welling up]
[I spent the whole afternoon playing in that oppressive atmosphere, completely unable to stop. It was like watching Berg's latest masterpiece... I was captivated by the future fate of each character; they all seemed to have truly lived on Earth...]
[You absolutely have to turn on the demolition mode! Promise me!! A true goddess never looks back at an explosion! She's so cool I want to kneel down in front of her!]
When you passed through the second town, did you choose to go in and scavenge for medical supplies? My Coaster died inside, and I cried my eyes out.
As the gaming experience deepened, major portal websites published their initial review articles early on.
For a highly anticipated and popular title like "Blue Star Apocalypse," they had already prepared several strategy specialists and editors.
As soon as the game is released, they will join the first batch of players to experience it.
The strategy specialists are all highly skilled players whose goal is to complete the game quickly and uncover its main systems.
Meanwhile, the accompanying editors started writing reviews on the spot, based on the game's flow.
For early news like this, the earlier it comes out, the better, as it will bring more attention to the website.
If the game performs well in various aspects, these websites will send out even more detailed strategy guides.
The subsequent guides will be more detailed, and may even delve deeper into some of the game's highlights.
The full video will also be released, followed by a more comprehensive summary article written by a top editor.
According to the default rules of the StarCraft era, games released less than a week ago are not allowed to have actual gameplay videos leaked without the permission of the game's developer.
Therefore, this strategy team can only secretly prepare to seize the next wave of traffic a week from now.
In just six hours, game portals have already published articles with pictures and text.
The title of VR Gamer is:
[Another breathtaking game has been released? "Blue Star Apocalypse" receives a tearful 10.0 rating from players upon release]
PolyDrake:
[There's a reason this game has suddenly appeared on the charts! Another masterpiece from Blue Star Studio that has achieved both phenomenal sales and critical acclaim]
Gaming Studio:
Is "Blue Star Apocalypse" fun? 99% of players gave it a 10.0 rating.
GameBlog:
[Initial Review of "Blue Star Apocalypse" Released: Superb Storyline, Outstanding Details, Excellent Experience!]
Of course, all the websites combined probably can't compare to the final evaluation from the Jialian Association.
However, the League of Legends has a very important characteristic: they only evaluate games that have achieved certain results.
In other words, their reaction time is very long.
After all, the League of Legends spans six provinces in the Chaoyang Alliance, and there simply aren't enough excellent reviewers to review all the games across those six provinces, so some selections have to be made.
Basically, they only read established masterpieces.
Games with the potential to become masterpieces typically emerge within about a month and join the billion-dollar revenue club.
No one will doubt the acclaim of "Blue Star Apocalypse"!
Based on its performance on the first day of launch alone, industry insiders could easily predict its future.
Surprise appearance on the 24-hour rankings is just the first step; this holiday season will surely be filled with the light of Earth's doomsday.
Given Blue Star Apocalypse's inherent strength and player reputation, it's a shoo-in for this month's Best Game feature, followed by the Top 10 of the first quarter of this year.
The only remaining question is how many works will compete with it for a spot, but Blue Star Doomsday is definitely going to be in the top five.
If subsequent sales and word-of-mouth can keep up, it may be a shoo-in for this year's Game of the Year nomination.
—And this is only the end of February!
...
With the keyword "Blue Star" suddenly gaining popularity.
A series of chemical reactions are occurring in the Sixth Star Province, affecting many people and events to some extent.
First of all, the opening cinematic of "Blue Star Apocalypse" clearly states that it is "based on true events".
Therefore, many players who love the storyline searched for related events during breaks in the game.
While news from Earth may be niche, it still happens nonetheless.
However, given the nature of the Chaoyang Alliance, institutions like the Blue Star Research Institute are unlikely to be exposed to the public eye.
Even so, enthusiastic players still managed to find a roundabout way to reach a staff member at the Blue Star Research Institute.
She is also a nurse at the research institute.
Unlike the older professors, the young woman preferred to post information online, which is why she was discovered by netizens without their knowledge.
This was the beginning of a situation that spiraled out of control.
Players started an anonymous fundraising campaign using the girl's account.