It's incredibly frustrating that this game has so many positive reviews, especially given its current state. A year has passed, and the only notable additions are the ability to enter a downed state and a few extra items. That's hardly progress.

Where is the new content? Despite the announced public release date (October 28th), no meaningful updates have been made available to the public, only beta testers have access. Promises of substantial updates, like three new maps every two months, were quietly scrapped. It seems the only response to criticism, including my repeated concerns raised on your Discord, was to walk back on those promises AFTER people had already purchased the game.

To make matters worse, the game is deliberately designed to extend the playtime just beyond two hours, the minimum threshold for Steam refunds. This feels like a calculated and manipulative move to lock players into their purchase before they realize how little content there is.

The developer and founder, Blake Thomas, proudly claims to have bootstrapped his studio, Triiodide, to $10M+ in annual revenue in just three years. With resources like that, the lack of meaningful content updates over the past year is baffling. If creating lasting memories through multiplayer gameplay is the mission, where is the effort to deliver on that promise?

It feels like a blatant attempt to mislead players into sinking money and time into a game that delivers little in return, while boasting financial success.

Congratulations on the broken promises, lack of meaningful progress, and manipulative tactics. This isn't how you treat a player base.

It's incredibly frustrating that this game has so many positive reviews, especially given its current state. A year has passed, and the only notable additions are the ability to enter a downed state and a few extra items. That's hardly progress. Where is the new content? Despite the announced public release date (October 28th), no meaningful updates have been made available to the public, only beta testers have access. Promises of substantial updates, like three new maps every two months, were quietly scrapped. It seems the only response to criticism, including my repeated concerns raised on your Discord, was to walk back on those promises AFTER people had already purchased the game. To make matters worse, the game is deliberately designed to extend the playtime just beyond two hours, the minimum threshold for Steam refunds. This feels like a calculated and manipulative move to lock players into their purchase before they realize how little content there is. The developer and founder, Blake Thomas, proudly claims to have bootstrapped his studio, Triiodide, to $10M+ in annual revenue in just three years. With resources like that, the lack of meaningful content updates over the past year is baffling. If creating lasting memories through multiplayer gameplay is the mission, where is the effort to deliver on that promise? It feels like a blatant attempt to mislead players into sinking money and time into a game that delivers little in return, while boasting financial success. Congratulations on the broken promises, lack of meaningful progress, and manipulative tactics. This isn't how you treat a player base.