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INSERT [It's been 84 years...] Titanic Meme Here.
People are mad but the majority doesnt even know this happens and doesnt bother to be pissed.
Way to spoil the fun these games provide but this publisher clearly doesnt care...
The games been out long enough that it'll hardly affect profits.
"Hi, thank you for reaching out to us. We're working together with BANDAI NAMCO to address this issue at the moment, and we'll share an update via the Dark Pictures Twitter account as well as on the official Steam bulletin page when we have one.
We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience of this in the meantime."
It is in these situations when we consumers realize that we do not own anything, that our paid games can be taken away at any time for no apparent reason and they go totally unpunished.
It's time we say enough is enough and boycott them.