see no evil in the puzzle lovers newsletter

[Dohi64]

(feel free to delete this if it's not cool and sorry.)

puzzle lovers is a steam group and curator all about puzzle games. aside from hundreds of recommendations and reviews, we have a weekly newsletter (brainrack) with news, giveaways, releases, deals, bundles, etc. posted every monday as an announcement, and we feature a lesser-known puzzler in our spotlight section every time.

for this week we picked see no evil because audio-based puzzlers aren't common. hopefully, this way it reaches a few more people. feel free to check it out and join and/or follow us (ideally both). feedback would be appreciated too. thanks for reading!

the group to join: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/puzzlelovers
the curator to follow: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/25928931/
the newsletter to read: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/puzzlelovers/announcements

[Oharr]

"Nice"! Advertising a game, that have a broken achievements from the start and abandoned by the developers itself! Yeah, LETS ADVERTISE IT MORE!
And not mention about it in your newsletter!

Yeah! Nice idea to let's more people buy such type of games where developers sells their project (game) to other people and that people doesn't care about fixing bugs and other stuff that just not working in their games!

I would not be surprised if you also paid attention somewhere in your "newsletter" to games that after 3 or 4 years are still in Early Access and have been abandoned by the developers in the same way. Views and subscribers are more important to you than actually a state of a game.

[Dohi64]

not everybody cares about meaningless achievements.

[Oharr]

Tell that to achievement hunters communities around the net and your followers which I bet someone are achievement hunters too...

[Dohi64]

yes, achievement hunters obviously care about them, but luckily not everybody is like them.

[orbatos]

Why are nearly all of the negative comments associated with achievements and card farming?