I Just Want Players to Save Money, They Insist on Giving Me!
Chapter 210 - 93: Tingling with pleasure! You’re a whiz at making games!_1

Chapter 210: Chapter 93: Tingling with pleasure! You’re a whiz at making games!_1

After confirming the project.

The employees of Number One Player Company geared up with immense enthusiasm.

This entirely new type of game was also a brand-new challenge for them.

If it weren’t for Ke Jin insisting they go home to sleep at 10 pm, they might have been willing to live in the company.

Even though the overall workload for Stardew Valley wasn’t large, the seven-day deadline was still tight, requiring employees to focus all day on their posts, even working overtime from dawn till late into the night.

Ke Jin saw the hard work of these dedicated employees and was far from stingy.

Overtime pay was calculated at triple the holiday rate, and lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, post-meal fruits, and supper were all pre-ordered by him personally and delivered for free to each employee’s workstation.

Additionally, cab fares home for those working the night shift were fully reimbursed!

Beyond that, as the sweltering summer heat was approaching.

Ke Jin had contacted a decorator over the past two days to renovate the pantry and equipped it with two upright refrigerators, filled with purified water and various types of beverages.

There was also a large freezer, stuffed with all sorts of ice cream treats.

From cheap traditional popsicles to bitter coffee flavor, and from Cornetto to even Häagen-Dazs and Magnum series, everything was available.

Employees could choose whatever they wanted.

Such benefits moved the already loyal employees of Number One Player Company nearly to tears.

In a game company where the boss himself provided the greatest inspiration and detailed plans.

All they had to do was to execute according to the plan.

Yet, even in such a context, the company benefits of Number One Player Company were still considered exceptionally generous within the industry.

Many employees shared photos of the company’s benefits on their social media throughout the day.

Instantly sparking jealousy among peers from other companies.

"WTF? Are you here to work or to vacation?"

"Is Number One Player Company still hiring? Although I’m a department manager at another A-level company, the perks at Number One Player make me want to go there and sweep the floors..."

"Without comparison, there’s no harm, sheesh!"

"This should be forwarded to our boss to see! Both are CEOs, so why is Mr. Ke so exceptional?"

"Cough, I hope Ke doesn’t do this anymore. Our employees have already reported me to the Bureau of Industry and Commerce... I swear, I only make them work 997 daily, that’s not too much, really."

Faced with the envy of their peers spilling out of the screen and the wrath of fellow CEOs.

The employees of Number One Player cherished their work even more.

Joining such a company that’s not only led by a brilliantly talented boss who spends generously and has a bright future right after graduating from college, could one be any luckier?

Work till I drop! You hear that? I am going to work till I drop!

Consequently, under the frenzied sprint of the employees, as if injected with chicken blood.

Stardew Valley had passed the internal second testing by the evening of the sixth day without even reaching the seventh day.

The programming department was to work overtime that night to make slight adjustments and fix some bugs, and it would be ready to go live at any time.

During this process.

Ke Jin had also implemented a small transfer link into the game that he had long contemplated for the agricultural support initiative.

And on Number One Player’s official website, a section for the agricultural support theme was established.

Once players reached the specific milestone he had set and unlocked an achievement, a dialogue box for the transfer would pop up, and with a click, they would be redirected to the official website.

Ke Jin had full confidence and assurance in Stardew Valley.

He didn’t bother to insert additional content in the game’s opening sequence or pop up ads during gameplay.

Those methods bring too little effect.

Possibly, a player is enjoying the game, and suddenly an ad for the agricultural support campaign pops up, only for the player to frown and click the close button.

It would be utterly pointless.

We aim for high-quality buyers!

Let the peers feel what it’s like when buyers are in short supply, pleading for help!

When the seventh day dawned early in the Qing Dynasty.

Chang Detai nearly spit out his sip of goji berry tea upon receiving the completed game product email for Stardew Valley from Number One Player Company.

"Damn, is this kid for real??" Chang Detai wiped his mouth, his eyes widened as he stared at the email, his face a picture of disbelief.

He was sure to follow through.

The scale of the Number One Company was not small, and its commitments were solid, so Chang Detai was not concerned about being let down.

But having steeped in the gaming circle for so many years, he was aware of a term that was well-known in the gaming world—delays.

The deadline set by China Broadcasting Bureau was quite generous, valid until before the Golden Autumn festival, making it a long-term charitable campaign.

Therefore, when Ke Jin said he only needed seven days.

Chang Detai didn’t take it seriously.

A game that doesn’t get delayed? Is that even a game?

Giving him ten days or half a month to carefully polish it, so what?

One or two days wouldn’t make a difference!

But who would have thought.

This guy couldn’t even wait to finish the seventh day...

He sent it over eagerly early in the morning.

Meaning, their actual completion time was only six days...

"This..." Facing such a shocking development speed, Chang Detai couldn’t help but worry.

This couldn’t be a game hastily made just to meet the deadline...

"Let me take a look first."

As he spoke, Chang Detai opened the installer.

The game wasn’t large in size, so it didn’t take long to download.