In recent years, in the context of the gradually saturated development of the game industry, the current situation of "big factories are crazy about being broken, while small factories are desperately chasing their dreams" is a pity. Compared with the magical 21 years, there are many good games in the 22 years. Masterpieces have emerged, and there are many excellent students' works in independent game activities. Today, through the author's main introduction, we are one of the companies "Far: Floating Tides".
"Far: The Tide of the Storm" is the second game developed by Swiss studio Okomitve, and the first company has joined XGP. I believe that many of us have played the first "Single Sail" in our country, and the evaluation and research on game teaching is well-known. The game continues to expand with the background information of the first online game, changing the land with the economic sea, and players themselves need students to follow the boy, manipulate a unique steamship company for choice and adventure, sail, infiltrate and explore safely on the rough sea, and finally find a new home.
also allows the author to translate the company name by paying attention to the students, which is very interesting. The original English name of this work is "Far: Changing Tides". The literal translation method after quotes is "change", and "change" means "change" is often related to military development, incidents, mutinies, etc. Combined with the research background of online games and floods, you will continue to discover how clever our translation name needs to be clever. Like the original name China, it contains a large amount of data information.
Then, I want to talk about the details and design of the work, starting from the four elements of "mechanism, story, aesthetics and technology". Because the technology has not improved significantly, it is divided into the first three categories. The possession of attributes solve puzzles and manage resources in a relaxed way, a strong sense of emotion and immersion in atmosphere, and an impermanent mix of art and music.
