Three Developers to Global Bestseller: The Scroll of Taiwu's Creator on Rejecting Rapid Validation

Summary

The 1.0 release of The Scroll of Taiwu was not the end of this eight-year development journey. More than two months have passed since the official version launched, but the development team at Luozhou Studio and producer Qiezi have not slowed down. In a recent interview, Qiezi said the past two months have been 'no different from before,' which is reflected in the fact that from the June 17 release to the end of July, the studio has pushed out over a dozen patches and unveiled a roadmap for future content. Notably, this indie game, which started with just three developers and once topped global sales charts, continues to embrace a long-term update philosophy. The producer explicitly rejected the 'rapid validation' model, emphasizing that they won't compromise development cycles or rush out immature content to satisfy market trends. For players, this means that The Scroll of Taiwu is far from finished, with more features and content on the way. For the industry, it demonstrates how an indie team can maintain craftsmanship and commitment even after a game's official release. Luozhou Studio's actions prove that true works require patient refinement, and a 'full release' may just be another beginning.