The Dungeon & Fighter game has been online for over a week, and Zhou Chen checks player feedback every day.
Such as game forums and game groups, the most obvious example is the internet cafe opposite the university gate. As long as you enter the internet cafe, at least seven or eight out of ten people are playing this game, which shows how popular it was after it was launched.
Clearly, the game was a success.
Zhou Chen knew that the current state of "Dungeon & Fighter" was enough to allow his game company to gain a firm foothold in the gaming industry and become a well-known game company.
Penguin also reaped considerable profits from this game, with daily revenue from item top-ups amounting to a huge sum, making them incredibly wealthy. Of course, Penguin didn't take all of these profits; they also shared a portion with Zhou Chen.
Moreover, Zhou Chen's share is substantial, even more than that of Tencent. After all, Zhou Chen is the creator of this game, and as the main founder, it is only natural that he receives the largest share of the profits.
According to Su Jiajia, the penguin is essentially working for him in a roundabout way.
"Brother Chen, let's play Dungeon Fighter Online together! It's a new game, super fun, and the special effects are really cool."
Wang Rui was playing Dungeon Fighter Online while encouraging Zhou Chen to join him.
On Zhang Hao's computer screen, there was also a scene from the game Dungeon Fighter Online. Zhang Hao, who had no woman in his heart and only drew his sword like a god, had recently become obsessed with this game. He had even reduced his visits to the library and spent a lot of time on it.
"Brother Chen, this game is really good. The characters are cool and the game design is equally interesting. I would call it the best game in China, and it is in no way inferior to foreign games."
Zhang Hao praised him generously.
Zhou Chen smiled knowingly, thinking to herself, "I'm almost embarrassed by your praise."
However, what Zhang Hao said was absolutely true.
The game Dungeon Fighter Online has put a lot of effort into its modeling. For the game's combat scenes, it even brought in a top-tier international game development team to help with the details, resulting in the best possible rendering effect.
Dungeon Fighter Online is ahead of its time and features many novel plot designs, making it fully capable of competing with foreign games. Zhou Chen is doing just that. At his suggestion, he has already communicated with several companies, including Tencent, that are co-producing the game, to go overseas, make money from foreigners, and target the international market.
Currently, in the gaming industry, apart from a few game companies like Tencent that have games that occupy a certain market share, the rest are mostly foreign games. Most of the money that players spend is earned overseas. Tencent and other game companies are particularly eager to enter the overseas market and challenge the dominance of foreign companies.
Therefore, this matter was a perfect match.
In the domestic market at this stage, consumption is limited, and computer penetration is not particularly high, far behind that of foreign countries.
With Tencent as its biggest partner, Zhou Chen doesn't need to worry about going global; he can just sit back and collect his dividends.
At most, since the penguins have contributed the most to the overseas expansion, he will get a smaller share, but not by much.
Just two days later
Zhou Chen received a call from Su Jiajia, who told him that the overseas version of the game Dungeon Fighter Online was officially released today.
"It's finally starting!"
Zhou Chen felt a pang of emotion; he hadn't expected that his first business venture overseas would be the gaming business.
Moreover, it's an open and aboveboard way to make money off foreigners. Foreigners have money and are willing to spend it on games, so it's easy to foresee how much profit this game will bring them.
The only slight regret is that he can't take all the overseas benefits and has to share some, but it doesn't matter. The cake isn't for one person, and he can't eat it all by himself. With Tencent, the giant, leading the way, it's not bad for him to stay in the background.
"Now that we've made a mark in the overseas market, let's make it as big as possible. Manager Su, please tell Feng Tao and Chen Wei to stop taking a break. I want to upgrade the game so that teams composed of players from different countries can play team battles, enabling players from various countries to compete against each other."
Zhou Chen suddenly thought of something he had overlooked before: getting more players from all over the world involved, forming a team of the best players to compete against top players from other countries in a PK battle to reach the top of the world. This gimmick would greatly increase the motivation of players worldwide and bring even greater popularity to the game.
Although Su Jiajia didn't know much about games, she had followed Hope Technology Network Company all along and wasn't exactly a novice. Upon hearing Zhou Chen's idea, she quickly realized how ingenious it was, even a stroke of genius.
The world's top players gather together to compete for the title of world number one. Just thinking about it is enough to get your blood pumping.
If it really comes to fruition, it will be of epoch-making significance.
It will be talked about with great interest by future generations.
How exactly does Zhou Chen's brain work? Why is it so clever? You know, none of the game developers in the company had ever thought of that, including the developers at Tencent Games, with whom they were collaborating.
But Zhou Chen had an idea.
In Su Jiajia's mind at this moment, there was only one word to describe Zhou Chen: monster!
genius?
No, no, no… Su Jiajia felt that “genius” was not enough to describe Zhou Chen; only “monster” was the most suitable word, because a monster is a more terrifying existence than a genius.
"Okay, I understand."
Although she was shocked, Su Jiajia remained calm. She didn't want to embarrass herself in front of Zhou Chen, so no matter how shocked she was, she had to keep her composure.
"We originally agreed to give Feng Tao and Chen Wei a few days to rest. Since we called them back so quickly, let's give them some financial compensation: 50,000 yuan for each team leader and 20,000 yuan for each team member."
Hearing that Zhou Chen offered so much compensation, Su Jiajia didn't say anything, but she couldn't help but admire Zhou Chen's generosity.
After all, Zhou Chen could have refused to pay the money. As the boss, he could have made the employees come back to work even if they didn't want to, with just a word from him. But Zhou Chen didn't. He was generous, clear about rewards and punishments, and wouldn't use his power to oppress people.
No wonder everyone admires and respects Zhou Chen.
This is probably one of the reasons.
at the same time,
Zhou Na's life on campus is very peaceful, even wonderful, because everything she does goes smoothly, which is the life she wants.
Only one point,
She did not meet with Zhou Ling and Zhou Chuan, but took the initiative to apologize to her and agreed to return to Fanjia County.
It's quite strange that they didn't argue or make a fuss, especially since she hadn't given them any money for a while.
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