Can this game will be scam?

[B1 battle droid]

From the history of this company, the last game they made was Crafttopia. Could this game be scammed, like "I got money, then bye," or update 2 patch, then abandon this game. Can it be?

[Empukris]

Probably but they are an idiot to do so. Many AAA company want to hit a viral game like this yet they cant.

[P1]

For early acess games, I buy it on what it currently is and not what devs promise or you hope it will be, and you cant be scammed. Basicallt, what this game currently is is well worth the price I paid, so even if they did abandon it tomorrow for example, I haven't been scammed because I'm more than happy with what I have now.

[Lef]

Publicado originalmente por B1 battle droid:

From the history of this company, the last game they made was Crafttopia. Could this game be scammed, like "I got money, then bye," or update 2 patch, then abandon this game. Can it be?

Craft opia had a big update last year in december and jsut got a new one yesterday as well as a new roadmap wtf you talking about

[FlaksOut]

Publicado originalmente por GameGlitches:

If 25$ is a problem, maybe dont play games and get a job...
--- Even if the game is a scam, the content we currently got is worth the $

I wouldn’t really call it a scam if this 25 dollar game feels currently worth atleast 40 in my honest opinion. It’s already proved it’s not a scam, lol

[Kamen Gamer Retro]

Publicado originalmente por B1 battle droid:

From the history of this company, the last game they made was Crafttopia. Could this game be scammed, like "I got money, then bye," or update 2 patch, then abandon this game. Can it be?

This narttaive is funny to me, as they have not abandoned Craftopia, it still gets updates, its also a 3 year old game, not every game is going to be updated forever.
If Palworld got 3 years of updates then left alone, I feel most would be fine with that.

[ChiefKief]

Publicado originalmente por B1 battle droid:

Publicado originalmente por Jarnis:

Sure it could, but if it sells a ton, that would be incentive to do updates to keep the sales rolling.

I'm sure the previous thing was abandoned when they realized it didn't sell well enough so they did the math of spending more on development vs. expected future sales and went on to do something else.

From my thoughts about marketing, right now they are Hypetiming that why they can sell. After hype time, there is no way to make a profit because everyone has this game. That is why they can abandon it like a Monster Hunter World. From my point of view, I think Capcom saw they were not going to make this game profitable, which is why they created Monster Hunter Rise. Why this company can't do it like Capcom.

Are you saying that Capcom abandoned MHW? They updated and added tons of content for a long time. They were finished with development of the game and moved on to start making MH:Wilds.