Mouse PI for Hire was consistently marketed by the dev on social media for 3 years
IGN gave it only a 6/10 because they thought it would be an LA Noire type of game and because the main character kills too many people
I haven't seen any marketing for Mixtape (Mixrace) yet every major gaming news website gave it a perfect score
and they are both indie games. I guess Mouse's developer was unlucky to not get a publisher that was founded by the daughter of one of Oracle's co-founders.
very serious journoshits the people sniffing there own farts the people thinking somebody should take them very seriously and change shit because tits and ass bad.
Now you got blacked simps like Mightykeef the Mightykweef, and Kaflief "Kuckmonkey" Adams suddenly shilling for Mixtape because their journalists allies gave it a high score.
Kathief is the most coattail riding chocolate soy milk cuck they ever made. I know this nigger is in some industry Discord going 'yes massa' and self-flagellating for every tranny journo that tells him to jump. He's acting like it's genuine but he's been Annapurna's slaveboy for a while now.
Annapurna reposted his clip
Also there's rumors of the game getting a limited theatrical release. Which wouldn't be strange considering Annapurna is doing movies and the dev's last game got BAFTA glazed.
This game has brought out the weakest, low T libtard men the industry can muster.
Why I don't take niggers opinions in games seriously. The one I used to talk to when it came to gaming said the changes in ff7 remake/rebirth were good and necessary in today's modern time. Ya fuck them too.
The unofficial official opinion among the worst shills, the ones who are presumably doing it for free, is that anyone objecting to the puffing up of Mixtape is "being so weird? Why does thsi game getting 10/10 bother you, you weirdos who need lives?!?"" and they're regurgitating stale "having a Normal One, I guess/go outside and touch grass" memes, the sort of people who often declare they don't care about "culture war bullshit" yet they're heavily invested in it.
