From parking space competition to chair migration-csdn game planning (1)

Every day, I saw people talking about parking spaces and buying slaves in the QQ group. There are two groups or the csdn moderator group. The csdn leaders are in the group. Why are they so keen on kaixin.com?

With countless curiosity and question marks, the Chair moved into kaixin.com.

First, user registration. Kaixin.com has the following features: users are required to use real names. Using Real Names has the advantage of preventing a considerable number of people from hiding in their hearts a little dark. There is also a disadvantage in using real names: Most of the netizens remember their net names, and suddenly their real names come up, and everyone is worried: Who is this?

The second is to add and invite friends. A common feature of kaixin.com games: no friends can play games or cannot play games. In many games, inviting friends will get a lot of rewards. In contrast, it takes me half a day to get a 7200 ocean car, and you can get yuan by inviting a friend, you can receive up to 60 thousand rewards each day.

Then add the game components. Games such as past lives, fate of names, and tests all come from life. On weekdays, when a friend has a tea party, there will always be a half-fairy who uses poker to calculate his life, or watch what his hand looks like. Well, there is also a constellation. The most popular games are parking spaces and buying and selling slaves. First, these games are competitive. Second, the rankings of virtual items and virtual currency can stimulate vanity. However, all games are mentally retarded. However, Game Developers call such games "puzzle games" or "casual games", which is suitable for two times during work hours.

It can be summarized: A website suitable for office workers to expand social circles. Netizens can increase mutual familiarity through some small actions. The core is friends.

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(Note: In response to the call of smart cleaners, the posts are segmented and there are many opportunities for recommendation.)

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