To ascend, I had no choice but to create games-Chapter 568 - 329: The Game of Freedom (Part 2)_3

Chapter 568: Chapter 329: The Game of Freedom (Part 2)_3

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But really, couldn’t you drive a bit slower?

While Pingping was tearing up the road, Wang Say Games was also doing his own live stream.

“Limit World” was brimming with gameplay, and its build mode was one of his favorite features.

In this mode, players could build their own cars, airplanes, boats, etc.

Once players finished building, they could upload their creations for other players to use.

For Wang, this mode had one big advantage.

It allowed him to slack off.

After brewing himself a pot of tea, Wang noticed it was almost time to start his live stream, so he leisurely logged on and opened his channel.

Sipping tea, Wang said, “Today we’re continuing with ‘Limit World,’ folks. Haven’t played it? What are you doing here then? Go buy it and join in! Trust me, it’s a purchase you won’t regret. Alright, today we’ve got a new twist—we’re going to take the top ten most liked boats and have a race to find out who’s the king of kings!”

“The first boat… What’s with the mosaic? What have you made here? Judging by its shape, this is a… hiss… can’t say, let’s skip this one.”

“The second boat… also mosaic, are you also doing a what’s-it? Oh, it’s not, but still, we can’t show it, or else Disney will be on our case.”

“The third one… another mosaic! How much do you guys love flirting with the forbidden? Oh, this one is actually a pixelated boat with just larger than usual pixels, but a mosaic is still a mosaic!”

After introducing quite a few boats, Wang finally managed to gather ten, feeling it was a miracle to have pulled this event together.

Too many players are goofballs these days, hardly any are as normal as him.

Once all ten boats were ready, Wang set them on autopilot, then told his audience, “We’re all set, let’s start the race.”

[Is it a race to see who’s fastest?] a curious viewer asked, [If it really is, then where’s the finish line?]

“The bottom of the sea,” Wang immediately replied.

“…What are you talking about?”

Massive corals summoned by Wang emerged, the ten boats crashing against them and beginning to sink.

Amidst the astonished stares of his viewers, Wang donned his diving suit and jumped into the water, mumbling, “Today, we’re going to see which boat reaches the bottom of the sea first!”

[… Wang, please, go see a doctor.]

Although Wang’s event felt a bit abstract, following his POV as the boats sank was rather enjoyable.

After all, such a sight would be impossible in real life and could only be witnessed here.

However, this didn’t seem very extreme.

But as long as it’s fun, who cares.

Everyone found their own joy in “Limit World,” where players’ wild ideas were fully embraced, keeping them tirelessly entertained.

The two million-plus sales in the first week also triggered a wave of followers, with a plethora of extreme sports-related games emerging as everyone wanted a slice of the pie.

Both the industry and players showered the game with praise. Its impressive sales and positive media reviews made it the year’s biggest dark horse, leaving no doubt about its potential to be the game of the year.

Several big game companies started to take Fang Cheng Studio seriously, and after realizing that paid posters weren’t effective, some began their second wave of probing.