Abandoned creator responds to those who call the game a scam

Few players have not heard of Abandoned, the Blue Box studio project that has caused a lot of talk and yet has not been seen in any way yet. While some players have spoken of maybe it’s a new Kojima project, the studio’s latest moves and the disappointment of the gaming community have driven this promising game out of its way into something a little more negative.

While many trusted the study’s ambition with this proposal, the reality is that doubts have started to creep in over time. The last thing that was needed was that the promised trailer that was going to be able to view via a PlayStation 5 app

ended up being canceled due to an error. This caused the community to finally label the creator and the studio as crooks. An accusation that has reached the ears of developers and to which the creator of Abandoned did not hesitate to respond.

Abandoned creator shows disagreement with being called a scammer

During his interview with the NME media, Hasan Kahraman, known as the creator of Abandoned, made a point of responding to the players’ latest accusations. After all, they are tagged by the community as cheaters, which they use to the creator does not agree at all

. In fact, they indicate that there is a lot of confusion as they are trying to use their games to get money or funds.

It’s because before Abandoned, with Rewind, never left the private investment request phase via Kickstarter. However, as the creator points out, it was because they needed more funds to be able to cope with the project. Of course, they indicate that it makes no sense to believe that they did this to keep the money since all funds delivered to them had to be returned to the investor so that it did not become debt. . In this way, he claims the world doesn’t work like that, asking for money and keeping it, so they can’t become crooks.

Of course, that was repeated years later with The Haunting, a mobile game that didn’t roll out of Early Access development. According to the actor himself, “he made a lot of mistakes and he felt really broken

”. Therefore, they chose to remove it because they didn’t want to let people pay for something like this. So they contacted Valve to remove it. Of course, the project was not stopped, but was taken over by CreateQ Interactive, a group of friends who thrive in their free time.

Abandonment is currently Blue Box’s priority and, although currently he doesn’t seem to be in the best of times, they are sure of their project. Therefore, the creator claims that he has no intention of letting people pay for something incomplete at all, so he does not consider it fair to be labeled a scammer.

Source: NME