In recent months, the storm of bad reviews of domestic games has not stopped.
If nothing else, just the stems made by netizens have spit on 5 of them...
To what extent is this wave of bad reviews outrageous, Steam's "Three Kingdoms Kill", which is the first in the world's bad reviews list, knows, right?
Last week, the "Ghost Valley Eight Wilds" update rolled over, which not only angered a large number of players to play bad reviews, but also some people gave "Three Kingdoms Killing" praise, wanting to make "Ghost Valley Eight Wilds" become the first bad review.
In the end, the players on both sides competed for the throne of the worst game, and even brushed each other with praise...
Surfing the Internet for so many years, brush praise has seen a lot, but I really have not seen such a brush.
Can you please stop being so rigid and play bad reviews together?
Putting aside the two online games and the "Retirement Simulator" of kneeling and licking female fists and self-emasculation, the reason for the domestic game overturning is nothing more than four words:
Updates are rotten.
You know, most of these games are semi-finished products, and some even only do the pre-content and are listed in the way of "early access".
A large part of the reason why players pay for semi-finished products is that they are willing to pay for the developers to slowly update the game for domestic sake.
It's just that player support is often exchanged for pendulum and backstabs.
There are those who cannot keep their promises, foolish updates, and there are also those who are suspected of running away without saying a word.
Like another martial arts stand-alone "Purple Sai Autumn Wind" last June, it released a DLC promotional video, but it has not been updated until today.
In fact, domestic games do not lack conscience works, with a chivalrous and gameplay -- "Destiny Of Heaven II";
There is "The Great Xiu Xian Simulator" that does not give up the update and makes the game more and more fun;
There is a high degree of completion, the more you play the "Dyson Ball Project".
You don't have to see the two words of domestic production to commit PTSD.
But it is undeniable that several consecutive domestic games have made [Early Access] a lottery, and before purchasing, you have to bet on whether the developer has a conscience.
Are you still willing to support domestic games now?