Just recently in June, the domestic 3A game "Return to Tang" officially released its first trailer. The video quickly aroused widespread discussion at home and abroad. On Bilibili, the trailer's viewing volume has reached an astonishing 14 million.Earlier, the first RPG in India called the 3A-level production, also disclosed relevant information.It comes from a local Indian studio that has only been established for a year. It is based on the Dark Wind RPG of ancient Indian mythology, and even caused controversy due to the game map issue.
The two works have similar release nodes and are both cultural-themed games. They were soon compared on overseas platforms such as YouTube and Reddit.However, some Indian players do not seem to have a very rational evaluation of the two similar works.There are many lies in the comment section, lying or stumbled or broken defenses, which makes people laugh.
Note: "It feels not as good as "Bharat""
Such confidence may be due to their expectations for the rise of local games, but judging from the completion level of the two games in the trailer, such a conclusion is too hasty.So much so that European and American brothers who have always been harsh in games have also lived in Bengbu at this time, and some people have turned into messengers of justice and launched a mockery and cracked down on some more extreme remarks.
Picture note: "First make your own game before mocking others"
It is true that players’ expectations and pride for their first large-scale 3A game are not difficult to understand.After all, not long ago, we were extremely eager to see the 3A game that truly belonged to us - until the birth of "Black Myth Goku", the excitement and pride were no strangers to us.
Image Note: Screenshot from the trailer of "Bharat Age"
Image Note: Screenshot from the trailer of "Return to Tang"
However, the development of the game ultimately requires accumulation and precipitation.In the trailer, "Return to Tang" shows a high degree of completion in terms of combat performance, world creation, to the dynamic fluency of the characters. In the clips currently released by "The Age of Bharat," the foundation of these games still needs to be polished, and the gap between the two is naturally not difficult to distinguish.
It is worth mentioning that in this round of public opinion comparison, the attitude of European and American players, who have always been harsh, has changed significantly - many people expressed relatively rational judgments in the comment section, such as the analysis of the actual machine in the trailer of "Return to Tang", or the recognition of the outstanding performance of the Chinese production team in the game industry in recent years... It is obvious that such praise is based on the judgment of existing content and quality.
It is precisely because of this that we can remain calm in the face of attacks from Indian players.After all, if we slapped the Indian brother in the face, we would certainly be happy; and even if "Return to Tang" is not successful, we know who should take the blame.
