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I guess most of them are now exploiting the new review algorithm to flush out all or most of the negativity.
If there is only one level, you might have a good case against considering this blurp:
But note that "short" isn't really a reason to refund.
Well I am not gona guess around which review is fake. There are few of those for this game but sometimes they go up to 30 or more.
It just seems to me that store filters need some requirments to make it harder for them. Maybe minimum playtime to register a review.
Harder for what? The review system is broken.
You either get butthurt devs who try to hide or delete negative reviews or trolls who make garbage positive reviews that don't make sense or explain anything for that matter.
Just move on as I'm sure most individuals will figure out the game isn't that good even if has mostly "positive" reviews.
Just a correction there, developers can't delete reviews. They can flag them and Valve will look into it, but they can't removed them. Flagging only gives the warning and prevents it from showing on the front page, though it can still be seen by looking through the reviews.
Why does everyone read between the lines instead of the context of the thread.
I did not even hate the game. It was obviously not finished if you played it yourself. Go read the positive reviews for the game , look at the amount of reviews of those users and look at the playtime. All of those came around the same time and downvoted negative reviews.
i am struggling to say this in the most polite way without offending anyone but it does need to be said.
to make a post complaining about how outrageous it is someone did an injustice is the definition of 'butthurt'. so if you think your being edgy by trying to shoot subtle insults about a developer being in the same state as you its a bit ironic dont you think?
Between (some) players review bombing and (some) developers manipulating the review score, the entire review system is in need of an overhaul. I'd start by not counting reviews from players who refunded the game (it's not without downsides) and reviews from anyone who did not *buy* the game on Steam. It would reduce the noise a little.
This.
What's the matter, can't find anything to attack them about?