Candidly, I find it astonishing that the developers are charging such an exorbitant price, for what looks to me like an aesthetically fancy and futuristic version of Pong. And lo and behold, if such a price is too little for your overflowing pockets, they even have the audacity to charge DLC, hooraye!

Arkanoid is bristling with vapid game concepts I've seen dozens of times. There are a lack of game modes, a paucity of players and no ability to remote play with friends, unless they are physically in your abode. As a brisk note of mention, I recall playing a game similar to this, nigh a decade ago, on my dads phone. At the time I merely perceived the game as a free mini game, that one could play to amuse themselves. To envision the identical game, years later, at this price is surreal.

For the identical price as this game, you could purchase Witcher 3 thricefold on sale, Kingdom Come Deliverance, Skyrim, and a myriad of other games, that whilst not similar to this games theme, are off a vastly superior quality.

I played this game for an hour many seasons ago. In the time that passed I laid out the milk and cookies for Santa, accosted Argonians in the docks, and hurled debris at the abodes of Dark Elves in the Gray Quarter. While the days passed, my fleeting memory of this game ebbed, until all recollections of Lost Ark were gone entirely. That was until I received a game ban for Lost Ark, on the 14th of January.

I inquire to the game developers, or whatever manner of charlatan decided it was a prime idea to ban inactive players, is this a deprave attempt to hold your remaining players under duress? Blackmailing them with the somber knowledge that if they leave your sodden excuse for a game, then they too will incur the wrath of a banhammer? I can ruminate on no other plausible reason as to why you have acted in such a manner. And to that I lie aghast, for today 170,000 people played this game, implying that there now belies 170,000 hostages who are at the mercy of your arbitrary whims.