ProbablyMonsters reviews

Lots of change in the company direction but that the entire industry.

The company has been accused of nepotism (rightfully) in the past; instead of fixing this issue they have dismantled the rest of the company and now only the nepotists are left, along with some poor souls doing their best. Their approval of their own games depends strongly on their current "vibes," and they have strongly overestimated their own ability to deliver or lead a team of any kind. Taking on too much risk in the covid years has turned into a deep distrust of any game that isn't obviously a smash hit, and if you know game development then you know that every game goes through a period where it is uncertain it will make it at all. When their prototypes hit this point the execs inevitably get cold feet and dive out.