SurrounDead Poly Construction

I really like this game, it has nice graphics and it's very easy to uninstall.

A veritable masterclass as it delivers the uncanny thrill of déjà vu with such panache that you’ll swear you’ve played it before, because you probably have. The world is so surprisingly familiar, it feels like rummaging through a thrift store where everything is free, yet somehow you’re paying. The gameplay loop is comfortingly predictable, like reheated leftovers that still insist they’re gourmet. Truly, the developers have elevated imitation into a noble pursuit, crafting an experience that confuses and delights in equal measure.

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Custa dinheiro colocar um game na Steam, para cada jogo individual você precisar pagar uma taxa, que você têm que ter a esperança que vai pelo menos recuperar com vendas. Por isso jogo como "SurrounDead Poly Construction" me deixam curioso, como um game mal feito desses que nem funciona (a porta do tutorial não abre, você precisa bater nela por 5 minutos para quebrar), com UI básica e que no geral parece só usar assets básicos espera recuperar esse investimento? E não só vender o jogo por R$ 56,99 (eu peguei de graça), mas também uma grande quantidade de DLC básicas cada uma pelo mesmo valor do jogo, sério, quem vai comprar isso? Tem gente que aposta em mineração de cripto quando fala desse tipo de projeto, mas eu tenho outra ideia bem diferente - talvez esse vire um vídeo um dia - só não posso acusar ninguém sem pesquisar mais, uma coisa é certa: a conta não bate, a logica não funciona e o cheiro é bem esquisito. ------------------------------------ It costs money to put a game on Steam; you have to pay a fee for each individual title—a cost you hope to at least recoup through sales. That’s why games like "SurrounDead Poly Construction" make me curious: how does a poorly made game like this—one that doesn't even work properly (the tutorial door won't open; you have to bash it for five minutes to break it down), features a basic UI, and generally seems to rely on stock assets—expect to earn back that investment? And it’s not just the R$ 56.99 price tag for the game itself (I got it for free), but also the slew of basic DLC packs, each costing as much as the game—seriously, who is going to buy that? Some people speculate about crypto mining when discussing projects like this, but I have a completely different theory—one that might turn into a video someday. I can't make accusations without doing more research, but one thing is certain: the math doesn't add up, the logic doesn't hold water, and something smells fishy.

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Espera... como que esta mierd@ cuesta "10 dolares"... hay q ser cara dura. Es una de las mayores basuras que eh jugado en años.- Nota: -30/10