When I write a bug it becomes the core gameplay.

Chapter 250 "Hell Racing"

In the evening, Lecturer Ding’s live broadcast room.

"Brothers, I haven't had a good meal recently, brothers!

"I haven't received any traffic. Xiao Ding is at a loss! Can the rich brother reward Xiao Ding with three melons and two dates so that Xiao Ding can have a full meal?

"Thank you 'Instructor Ding is my father and I am Sabi' for flying on board! The boss is mighty, the boss is grand, gold bless you!

"Brothers give gifts when they give them. There is no need for this ID. Otherwise, we can talk about our own affairs. I will still call you brother. As for what you want to call Xiao Ding, it doesn't matter. Just call him whatever you want, okay. "

After reading several outrageous barrages in succession, the atmosphere in the live broadcast room gradually became heated.

"Why are you begging in Cyberspace just after it started airing?"

"Brother Rich is confused! Listening to this is better than crying about being poor here!"

"The Immortal Chafan has not been able to get rice for several days? Is this a distortion of human nature or a loss of morals?"

"For fighting games, it's called "Hell Fighting" or "Hell Tekken", for real-time strategy games, it's called "Hell War", and for simulation games, it's called "Hell Simulator"...

Lecturer Ding couldn't help but his eyes lit up.

Instructor Ding cheered up, found the Hell Front page with ease, and purchased and downloaded it without any thought!
I don’t know since when, the developer account that Professor Ding opened most frequently on the official game platform has become Game Against Heaven, while Hell Front ranks second.

Thinking of this, Professor Ding immediately made the decision.

Recently, there haven't been many manufacturers coming to talk to Professor Ding. Professor Ding has neither program effects nor money, which is quite embarrassing.

After all, for anchors, personal history is also part of their live content and an important part of the program’s effectiveness.

It can only be said that these two companies have a bit of evil in them.

Isn't that...the developer of "Hell Demon" and "Henggang Middle School Simulation"?
Of course, strictly speaking, the Hellfront games are all historical games, but... the first two games are really quite entertaining!

At this time, Professor Ding was also struggling. Should he continue playing "Road Rage Simulator" or look for a new game?
If you play "Road Rage Simulator", you can only continue to challenge that achievement and get an officially certified QR code.

"Xiao Ding, Hell Front has released a new game. Why don't you try it?"

“Okay, it’s quite discernible.

But the problem is that Instructor Ding’s driving skills are actually not very good. The process of completing this achievement may be very painful, and there is no special program effect.

Mainly because of the popularity of "Road Rage Simulator", he really didn't get much of it!
Although he had live broadcasted the game before and did a show on the Heimlich maneuver, the popularity was only so-so.

Recently, Professor Ding has been a little disappointed.

"With this naming rule, I can guess the name of the next game if I know the game type.

Among the anchors, Heilong and Chen Tingquan obviously consume the most traffic.

“Hell Racing?
"Hiss... This hell front line is really fighting with hell to the end, isn't it?

Hellfront?

"I can only say that Ni Tiantang has done a good job! It's not that Ni Tiantian cut off Xiao Ding's rations. His tail has already been raised to the sky. How can he please the audience dads in the live broadcast room? Brothers, don't reward, let us give more Look at the effect of Xiao Ding’s show!”

And just when Professor Ding was in trouble, a barrage once again gave him guidance.

"Okay, let me take a look at Hellfront's new game, Cyber ​​Historian, out in force!"

“When I saw the word ‘Hell’ in the title of the game, I knew it was probably a Hellfront game.

"Hey, brothers, do you think it's because Hell Front only has a set of hell-related resources, so they keep making this kind of game? Or is it that their art is only good at this style?
"It's really weird."

Lecturer Ding complained while entering the game.

The game's opening design is quite satisfactory, with no big highlights, but also no shortcomings.

At first there was a Hell Front logo, and then with a deep roar of a hell demon, the game's title screen appeared.

The interface seems to be a spooky ghost, and the crater below can be vaguely seen spewing lava. In the main part of the picture, there is a burly Hell Demon driving a Q version of the Hellfire racing car, showing a ferocious expression.

What can I say about the whole picture...

There is just a wonderful disharmony everywhere. Obviously, this painting style and subject matter are not very compatible.

Originally, the Q-print style was supposed to give people a relaxed, fun, and cute feeling. However, although "Hell Racing" used the Q-print style to adjust the proportions of these monsters and cars, the details were not rounded. Still sharp-edged.

In general, it lacks both the seriousness of the realistic painting style and the cuteness of the Q-print style, making it a bit nondescript.

But Professor Ding didn't pay much attention to it. After all, what kind of storms and waves have he never seen before? As long as the Hellfront game can be played normally, thank God.

The interface after entering the game is also relatively simple, with only a few basic functions.

You can enter the lobby and compete with other players.

There is a mall where you can use gold coins and recharged points to purchase various props, including characters, vehicles, etc.

"It is indeed a Hellfront game, and it is still so minimalist."

Lecturer Ding gave a very high evaluation of emotional intelligence.

Although it is a bit crude, it is not a shortcoming so far. Because Professor Ding himself has played some similar racing games, he is a little disgusted by the fancy interface.

A game like this, where you just race without saying anything and give out rewards based on your performance after finishing the game, is instead simple and crude. Instructor Ding’s first impression was pretty good.

"Okay, let's complete the novice tutorial first."

The novice tutorial is very simple. It is just a very simple track, which is similar to a rounded rectangle. It only requires a few turns and a few branch lines to complete.

The default role played by the player at this time is a tall and burly hell demon. The car looks like it is braving blazing flames. It will leave a burning trail when driving or drifting on the road. It looks cool and arrogant.

And there are no other vehicles on the road to cause interference.

The game supports both keyboard and controller, and all key positions can also be customized. The operation is very simple, it is nothing more than forwarding, braking, turning, drifting, nitrogen acceleration and so on.

Lecturer Ding gave it a brief try and got started quickly.

Before I knew it, I finished the lap without feeling much abnormality.

“I don’t know if it’s my imagination, but this game is actually pretty good when played?

“The four-word evaluation is: It’s actually playable!

"Is this still a game made by Hellfront? It really opened my eyes."

After successfully completing the novice tutorial, Professor Ding felt good and clicked [Quick Match] to randomly enter a game.

Of course, in this game you can also search for rooms in the lobby or filter room settings. It's just that Professor Ding has just started playing and is not familiar with the game's mechanics and maps, so he still chooses to trust the game's matching mechanism.

The queue was pretty fast, basically in seconds.

Just when loading the game, Professor Ding suddenly had a little question.

"Wait, who is me here?"

There were a total of eight contestants on the interface. Instructor Ding immediately saw the cool big demon he controlled in the novice tutorial.

The huge wings and the cool Hellfire racing car left a deep impression on him.

But when I looked at the ID again, why was it "War Knight"?
When he entered the game, Professor Ding also gave himself an ID called "Xiao Ding Loves Drift", but at this time he looked around and found himself in the corner.

The names did match up, but the game character turned into an ugly, short lemure, and the car he drove looked like it was produced by a handmade blogger on the Internet, which was quite crude.

It can even be said that it only has one chassis, four wheels and a steering wheel, which is not much better than a flatbed truck for delivering express delivery.

"Why the hell do I look like this?
"Well, maybe it's because I just started, so the characters and cars are pretty rubbish. Maybe after running a few laps and earning gold coins, I can exchange for some advanced characters and cars."

Lecturer Ding was a little unhappy because he felt that he had been deceived.

Obviously there is still such a cool big devil in the novice tutorial!

However, he wasn’t too angry. Such an operation as “let players experience the full-level account in advance in the novice tutorial to increase the retention rate” is considered basic in domestic games.

As long as the game content is decent, this minor problem can be tolerated.

(End of this chapter)