Red Candle Games, a Taiwanese studio whose first-person horror game Devotion Not available for purchase following the controversy over the reference to Chinese Premier Xi Jinping, he has put his games up for sale at his own online store. Devotion And the first game of the studio Detention Now available for purchase without DRM.
Devotion It was pulled from Steam after its launch in February 2019. Criticism was praised for the game’s atmosphere and originality, but users drew controversy and negative user reviews after looking at the in-game poster, which almost wrote, “Zee Jinping Winnie-the-Pooh Moron.” Xeni is usually compared to Winnie the Pooh in meline memes, which often complements the workings of China’s cenline sensors.
At the time, Red Candle Games said it was going away Devotion For technical and QA related reasons, and “our game content will once again ensure that no other unsolicited content has been entered.” The game never returned to Steam, and Red Candle Games later apologized for its “serious art material error”.
Devotion A new controversy erupted in December 2020 when CD Project Red’s storefront GOGA backed out of an agreement to sell game hours after its announcement in December 2020. A statement from the store said, “After receiving many messages from gamers, we have decided not to list the game in our store. Red Mendel Games responded by saying,” This is a difficult task to overcome, but we will not stop trying. “
Sold now with developer Devotion For PC and Mac on its own terms, the availability of the game should be guaranteed now. “We hope to provide a direct and easy purchase channel for players interested in our games,” says Studio A To tweet. It is not immediately clear whether the Zee reference has been removed.
