Fake reviews down there?

[Sasha Mason]

I can't help the feeling that people with only ONE steam game (being this one) or people with non-viewable level 1 steam accounts that got a pre-release copy of the game are typing good reviews because of a good game but rather because they are either the developer or friends of the developer.

A shame, because this game looks interesting but I can't help the thought that those two reviews might actually not be real, which means that the game itself might possibly be not worth the money at all if it needs positiv fake reviews.

[rayscomps]

They want more free games so will always do this in the hope other devs will give them steam keys .
At least it's not hard to figure out who the scammers are.

[ElusiveOne]

I'm not sure which reviews you're talking about (didn't read many of them) but if you're looking for an honest opinion from an unbiased player, have a look at mine. To give you a bit of context I'm not completely a fan of interactive narratives (walking simulators) but I play quite a few of them, and this one I enjoyed.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/ElusiveOne/recommended/632070/

Also, it wouldn't be the first time developers write reviews for their own games... which is why reviews only start to make sense when there's more than a handful of them available and you can see a trend or pattern emerge.

[dohh]

...and read mine. I thought this was a fantastic game; the only glitch to me: having to go through hoops to play at a stable resolution. Also, I wish mroe devs would allow save anywhere options. Tired of the console-inspired checkpoint system. Other than that, a beautiful-looking game with a great story, a great music score and interesting environments.

[KillingArts]

Originally posted by ayu:

Fake or not...they are correct. This game is very good for what it is supposed to be.

agreed.

[art2themax]

Originally posted by The German Mason™:

I can't help the feeling that people with only ONE steam game (being this one) or people with non-viewable level 1 steam accounts that got a pre-release copy of the game are typing good reviews because of a good game but rather because they are either the developer or friends of the developer.

A shame, because this game looks interesting but I can't help the thought that those two reviews might actually not be real, which means that the game itself might possibly be not worth the money at all if it needs positiv fake reviews.

I think I dought this game because Gameredge was playing and I was watching and he said it was worth getting and he was wrong.