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I don't think the game was a mistake, but it needed more time, it was probably forced out the door. That was the mistake
If it was sold at more of a budget price like $29.99 - $39.99, and without some of Murray's promises, I think people would be happier. Should've kept marketing it as an indie rather than a AAA tent pole. Woulda added another 10% to the avg score if expectations were kept in check.
That's what Hello Games said before they deleted the tweet and blamed it on "be hacked" instead of once again owning up to their mistakes.
As for the game itself, I don't feel it's a mistake per say. What happened behind closed doors in terms of marketing, promising the world but showing the same thing over and over becasue that was the extent of the game, then the post release where they just went MIA when questioned with the lies and what they would do to fix it. That was a huge mistake.
Not really no however it is a great example of how hype can turn to bile and anger towards a game.
great concept but it needed more time to actually develop it into something that translated into compelling gameplay.
It's marketing in general along with allowing sean murray to do interviews in the way that he did now that was a huge mistake.
the worst part is that they kept the floor demonstration of the game up as one of steams trailers for the game now that is an amazing example of not caring whether your trailer video is representative of the final product or not.
For $60 it was a mistake.