Instructor Ding's computer had automatically reverted back to the game's details page by now. The original green "Start Game" button had turned gray and read "In Game", requiring a wait of about ten seconds before it would become clickable again.
These are standard indications of a game crash.
And the series of changes within the game that occurred just before the crash were naturally classified as bugs.
The screen mysteriously turned red? It seemed to be some kind of art resource texture error in the game, where the background texture of the setting sun or the red hue of the twilight had mistakenly covered the entire sky, creating this effect?
As for the garbled text and the sound bursting, those are very common bugs, although they obviously stem from different causes than the texture errors. But all of this seemed to suggest one thing: the new game from Nitiandang hadn't gone through any stability testing, had it?
So many bugs all popping up together!
