I'm a game designer from shanghai with about 2.5 years in the industry.

When I first started, making a game prototype meant hand-drawing everything. Back in college, I sometimes spent half a day just building a controller or a map editor. And there were so many config tables to fill in — ideas were hard to communicate, and small feature details were easy to miss.

Now? I can turn what's in my head into art references or a playable prototype almost instantly. It feels like anyone can show their imagination directly, without the technical barrier in between.

It makes me wonder — will we see a huge wave of great games in the next few years? Anyway, I just hope that someday I can design something fun — and if it makes the people playing it happy, that's enough for me. Haha Curious what you all think about this.

Wish we all have fun game-making weekend!