Microsoft's "Rotten Nation 3" has been announced for several years, but as a player in addition to the promotional video seen in July 2020, the game itself did not reveal more news, some time ago there were also people who broke the news that the development process of the game is not ideal, it is likely to lead to a delay, then today's revelations are likely to confirm this view, interested players let's take a look at it.
When it comes to the "Rotting Kingdoms" series, many players believe that this is the product of the perfect combination of zombie doom and simulated survival. If the first generation is an innovative game mechanism with a second-rate game screen, then the incompleteness of the game caused by the death of one of the core members in the middle of the production is even more regrettable for the player, and it can be said that the player has pinned all their expectations on "Rotten Country 3".
But as a few years have passed, the update log released by the production team is not even as fast as the new content update speed of "Rotten Country 2", and there have been rumors that "Rotten Country 3" will be difficult to launch until 2022. So today's revelations may confirm this problem from the side, the whistleblower claims that "Rotten Country 3" has been hovering in pre-production for the past two years, although Dead Labs has transformed from an independent small studio to a professional developer of a first-party Xbox, but the high-pressure workplace, full of discrimination and laziness of the work environment, have made the development of the game difficult.
In fact, according to whistleblowers, Undead Labs was forced to announce Rotten State 3 on the Xbox Games Showcase in July 2020, a project that was built long before developers thought the game was ready, followed by a hasty internal demo arranged by Microsoft's leadership, which accelerated their sense of chaos.
According to the whistleblower, "Rotten Nation 3" was supposed to have two more internal demos in the fall of 2021, and Philip Holt, a studio executive in charge of the connection after Microsoft acquired the studio in 2018, wanted both demos to include actual gameplay. Taking into account the work and tight time required for the project to achieve its goals, the developers questioned and rebelled against the top. Although Holt gave in, this practice of urgently compressing the work process still led many developers to leave the studio.
Finally, the whistleblower concluded that there are many problems within the production team and at the top so far, including internal dissent and dissatisfaction with the compression of development progress and mistrust of misconduct, believing that the new boss Microsoft only pays attention to the finished product of the game and ignores the studio culture.