Recently, "Ghost Valley Eight Wilds" has been badly reviewed by many players due to the Workshop incident, and the praise rate on Steam in the past 30 days is only 4%, and the overall praise rate has dropped to 68%. And "Three Kingdoms Killing", which occupies the first place in Steam's bad review list, seems to have "improved word of mouth" recently, with a praise rate of 32% within 30 days.
Checking the recent reviews of these two games, it can be seen that some "Ghost Valley Eight Wilds" players have come to the "Three Kingdoms Kill" page to brush up on the "Three Kingdoms Kill" page in order to make "Ghost Valley Eight Wilds" become the number one in the Steam bad review list.
And "Three Kingdoms Kill" players noticed the behavior of "Ghost Valley Eight Wilds" players, not to be outdone, in order to keep the "Three Kingdoms Kill" bad review list first position, these players also ran to the "Ghost Valley Eight Wilds" page to brush praise.
The behavior of these players may seem ridiculous, but it is very interesting, after all, "Ghost Valley Eight Wilds" and "Three Kingdoms Kill" have brought players a not-so-good experience.