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The struggles of indie game development.
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"The person who reached the bottom and wants to help me out by wishlisting my open world horror game"
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If you want to know how to deal with negative reviews, there is a blog post by
@IndieGameJoe
you should read.
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@Phantom_TheGame
Idk, this guy managed to play the game for 81,000 years in the span of 2 days, I think he knows his stuff.
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@Phantom_TheGame
I hate reviews with 500+ hours and no specific complaints, but a "not recommended".
Like dude. At least tell me why it's bad if you think it is. Or why I shouldn't play it. There are games with over 2000 hours that I put in a DNR, but I at least give my reasons.
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@Phantom_TheGame
oh my god wait what about those “stop looking at negative reviews and buy the game already” reviews
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@Phantom_TheGame
If the game is like genuinely, objectively bad, does a positive review with constructive criticism affect the game and the algorithm?
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@Phantom_TheGame
I don’t even make games and I feel a cold rage when I see someone with hundreds of hours put “not recommended” like dude you spent a full time work year on this game and you say not recommended??
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@Phantom_TheGame
Then there is the: "multi-billion dollar company shadowdrops 20yro rereleases that knock your listing out of the results because they are "new"."
Not my experience just something that came up recently. @/RikuKat
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@Phantom_TheGame
if someone has 500+ or like 1000+ hours in ur game and they leave a review like this thats code for "im addicted to your game and i love it"
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