Lmbo I didn’t even know I had this game till I got an alert. Not sure how it even ended up in my mailbox.

That's beyond the point.

It's completely irrelevant

Originally posted by Employee 427:

It's completely irrelevant

I'm curious!

Forgot that I had this game as well and never played it. However, that is not the point. Basically what happened here confirms maybe what we should have known. That any game can be removed from our library at any point in time even if bought from a reputable storefront.

I played it. I made a review indeed 2 years ago:
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/profiles/76561198074675516/recommended/402310/

I put a negative one not because I didnt like the game, I absolutely loved it. But as many said, the unlock system was pure garbage, and rather than making the game as intended, replayable, made it in a way than you just abandon it.

I did a couple of runs or 3 for 20 hours, and honestly with a different kind of unlock system I would have played like 150+ for sure. But I decided it will not worth the effort, you should not be able to play 50-100 hours to get access to some skills or classes you want to test.

So that's it, hope this helps you in your curiosity :)

I never installed it. If steam didn't notify me, I wouldn't have noticed it was missing.

Doesn't matter how much people did or didn't play it yet. We bought it. It shouldn't have been revoked.

How bored must you be to try to troll people into thinking they shouldn't care that a game was revoked from their library? That's a rhetorical question.

Rethink your life and find something else to do.

I bought my copy November 2nd, 2018. I played my own copy just a little shy of 7 hours, some time around ~2019 thereabouts. Nice, fun concept, but I grew tired of it quickly, moving onto other things. Haven't touched it again ever since. Still.. There's a large number of games in my Library that I've owned for years while having literally never even bothered loading them for the first time yet, mostly due to a lack of time to actually play them all, so in that regard, holding my attention for 7 hours isn't too bad at all.

Losing access to the game due to all our keys being revoked doesn't feel like a huge loss to me, especially since it didn't cost me much money to begin with, but does make me highly wary of ever touching anything in the future bearing the names of the developer or publisher concerned. If they did it once before, there's a chance they'll do it again in the future, and once bitten, twice shy.

I actually thought this game was that furry fighting simulator then I saw it was some generic android rogue like RPG

what other games were in the bundle this was in? Personally I haven't and never will. The developers behavior has pushed me away from any and all of their future games. Same with Ghoulboy's developer. I'm pretty sure I got the bundle for some other games and this became game fodder.

Edit: However I do really enjoy Rogue style games but this one looks horrible.

Originally posted by NoodlePunk:

what other games were in the bundle this was in?

It was a two-tiered bundle.

Tier 1:

Grey Goo Definitive Edition
Punch Club - Deluxe Edition
Rebel Galaxy
Shark Attack Deathmatch 2

Tier 2:

Comedy Night
Gloom
Outpost Zero
Overfall
Remothered: Tormented Fathers
RiME
River City Ransom: Underground
Shuyan Saga
STARWHAL

Cheers Gawain

I've played Outpost Zero over 50+ hours, Comedy Night, Remothered, RcR, Rime, Grey Goo, and Punch Club.
This game in question was very much just game fodder. Grey Goo is a great RTS like Tiberium Sun, Punch Club is a really cool clicker, Rime was open world,Remothered is a fun horror shooter,Gloom is a much better rogue.

Originally posted by lantern48 🔋:

Doesn't matter how much people did or didn't play it yet. We bought it. It shouldn't have been revoked.

How bored must you be to try to troll people into thinking they shouldn't care that a game was revoked from their library? That's a rhetorical question.

Rethink your life and find something else to do.

Well said. Revoking keys en masse over two years later is not the solution and establishes a terrible precedent for other devs who might consider doing the same if there are no consequences. In other words, as the adage goes, it's the principle of the matter.

op was asking to find how many gamers vs collectors were in here. Not protecting ♥♥♥♥ devs, or attacking you lol.