Good Job Tony [Crane Simulation]
A downloadable game for Windows
A crane simulation game played as same as tetris game. The character, named Tony who graduated from university not long ago, wants to work hard to show his passion on job like the most young people do.
The game level contains a bright beach with soft wave sound. So I want to pass the energy and peace to most of us who need it. By the way, It's my first game in life. Enjoy it !
中文介绍：一款与俄罗斯方块游戏相同的起重机模拟游戏。托尼不久前大学毕业，他想像大多数年轻人一样努力工作，在工作中展现自己的激情。
托尼工作的地方在一个明亮的海滩，有柔和的波浪声。我想把积极力量和内心平静传递给需要它的大多数人。顺便说一句，这是我人生中的第一个游戏。请各位好好享受吧！
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The author is a highly talented young individual, evident from the numerous repositories he has created on GitHub, though many of these projects are either subpar or entirely unusable. His contributions, in general, appear to be in a half-finished state, which is a source of regret. In China's instant messaging sphere, the author is well-known, with people affectionately referring to him as "Qingzi," signifying his role as a creator of game engines.
I downloaded this app and tried running it on my computer, and the first thing that shocked me was how little content there was for gameplay. Not only that, but the task manager showed crazy high resource usage. I don’t know if you’re using this 'game' as a cover for mining with our computers, but this program’s inefficiency is just appalling. Also, it seems like you’ve never worked in a port before, and you’re too lazy to even look things up. At ports, they typically use gantry cranes for heavy lifting, but you’re trying to lift cargo with vehicles and no assistive equipment—there’s only one outcome to that: the vehicle sinks and the driver ends up swimming with the fish. My advice? Do your research before developing games. Don’t hold on to unrealistic, crazy fantasies, because players aren’t idiots!
Thanks for your feedback. I need to explain something for you sincerely. For the high CPU load caused by my own game engine, I just to say there's huge space for me to improve and I would like to struggle for that. I am sorry for this problem. Secondly, I think it is natural for me to develop such a lack game-play product, as I am a newbie in game development. I would like to think about these problems twice, Thanks for your reply again.
If your efficiency is this bad, you should focus on optimizing your program's performance before releasing it, instead of putting out a boring, resource-draining piece of crap that wastes everyone's time. These things could easily be lightweight if you used an existing game engine. I really don’t understand how you had the confidence to release this. Are you in such a hurry to prove yourself, like some high schooler? Have you ever actually studied game development? Something like Games101, for example?