The idea of a school district house is a good one.
But it doesn't have much to do with the upcoming version update of "Living Under Someone's Roof Simulator," at least not right now.
"After this update, it probably won't be updated for a long time, right?"
Yang Dong, who had just ordered a milk tea from his phone, suddenly turned to ask Chen Ba.
"Mm!"
Chen Ba nodded, "For single-player simulator-type games like this, it's quite normal to have a major update only once a year."
This is quite different from online games.
Online games need to ensure "daily active users," so they continuously update content to boost player activity and the number of concurrent users.
But single-player games don't care about this.
In other words, single-player games don't even have the concept of "daily active users." As long as the game is sold, whether you play it or when you play it, no one will really care.
