Chapter 293: Chapter 189 This Game is Not So Good (First Update)_1


    The “Heavenly Demon” was priced at about $50 and was initially released in Europe.


    Following the preunch hype, the first day sales of “Heavenly Demon” reached 1.2 million copies, and ording to the revenue-sharing ratio, Fang Cheng Studio could make about $30 million that day alone.


    Seeing this number, Fang Cheng was indifferent, Xu Qingling had no concept of it, but Huang Ping was taken aback.


    The revenue-sharing ratio was exorbitantly high, but since thenguage trantion and localization issues had been dealt with, it was normal for them to ask for a higher percentage.


    Moreover, the other party was a friend of Mr. Shen, so there must have been some internal discount. No matter how you look at it, the terms offered to them were quite excellent.


    After telling them today’s sales volume, Hoffman, the old man, half-jokingly said, “The game’s graphics are very good. Many people bought it just for the visuals, having no idea whates after. I can’t stop thinking about their expressionster on, it makes me want tough. Also, don’t bother looking at the game’s reviews, they mean nothing.”


    Although Fang Cheng didn’t know why Hoffman specifically mentioned reviews, he thanked him and then started observing the Dustfire of “Heavenly Demon”.


    1.2 million in sales were enough to form a very tangible me.


    What waspletely different from the previous mes was the pitch-ck color of “Heavenly Demon’s” me.


    It symbolized despair and fear; the pure ck mes seemed eager to devour everything, turning all things around it into pure ck.<div>


    Within the thick ck, not a glint of light was visible, not even a shadow of hope could be seen.


    asionally, a rxing green hue would appear, but it didn’tst long before being consumed by the ck, disappearing without a trace.


    Looking at it, Fang Cheng felt relieved that he hadn’t released this thing domestically, or who knows how many people would have been driven to tears.


    Focusing on the mes, he realized it might be too much.


    While the color was pure and matched his expectations, after watching for a while, Fang Cheng wasn’t sure whether using such mes for enlightenment would cause any problems, given their intense concentration.


    Frowning, Fang Cheng began to ponder whether or not he should use it for enlightenment.


    As Fang Cheng was in a dilemma, some overseas streamers had already started their unboxing livestreams.


    They had bought the physical edition of “Heavenly Demon” and exaggerated in a light-hearted tone how long they had queued, how they had shed with the store clerks, and possibly some fabricated stories that made their purchase seem even more bizarre and exaggerated the difficulty of obtaining the game.


    After getting hold of the game, they would im that it’s a horror game from the East, but Eastern games are often known for their subtlety and sorrow, and without getting the point, you’d have no idea what the game was about.


    The East was an easy topic to spark conversations about, with many people harboring vague imaginations about it. Many couldn’t even distinguish between Huaxia, Sakura, and other regions, lumping them all together as one ce.


    But Eric was different; he was well-versed in Eastern games, not out of affection but as a profession.


    He was a neen-year-old energetic guy who often livestreamed high-intensitypetitive games like “Hammer of Thor,” attracting viewers with his professional-level gaming, then taking on some sponsorships to introduce single-yer games.


    Upon receiving a sponsorship from Cayman Company, the young man furrowed his brow and exaggeratedly stuck out his tongue.


    One of his sponsorship deals was for roughly 30,000 euros, but the costs were for him to calcte.


    Streamers epting sponsorships essentially assisted manufacturers in cutting the chives; some sponsorships were like small sickles, allowing the chives to grow back after being harvested.


    But some sponsorships werebine harvesters that not only removed the original chives but also uprooted their roots, leaving oneself the one to cry in the end.


    ording to his experience, deals from Anyhell were not bad, sometimes even painless, as if they were fertilizing the chives.


    However, deals from Cand could be troublesome; some were fertilizing, but others were like wildfires, necessitating mental preparation beforehand.


    Shameful deals were simr to Cand’s, thoughtely, it seemed as if there were morebine harvesters than usual.<div>


    But Fang Cheng Studio…


    Furrowing his brow, Eric couldn’t recall what kind of reputation this gamepany had, so he just shrugged his shoulders and put the game disc into his console.


    During the instation process, he skillfully set up the camera in the living room, then started recording.


    “Hi, this is Eric, your gaming expert. Today we’re going to y a game I personally really like, ‘Heavenly Demon.’ Many of you might guess whichpany made this game, but let’s not talk about that, let’s just y the game first,” he said.<div>


    Although he hadn’t started ying yet, Eric was already adept at introducing the game, using ambiguousnguage to hype up how fun the game was, giving the impression to the sponsor that their money was well spent.


    However, fans familiar with him knew that the more exaggerated his praise, the more it confirmed one thing.


    He took the money.


    Using two camera angles to capture both the game screen and his expressions, Eric waited until the instation wasplete, then started the game.


    The opening of “Heavenly Demon” was filled with Eastern atmosphere, with the protagonist walking alone with a sword, surrounded by mist, and ck shadows spreading behind him like ink, giving the impression that the Heavenly Demon was contained within the protagonist himself.