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Left Alive starts off on the wrong foot in Japan

The Square Enix game has had neither a good promotional campaign nor a good start. Left Alive could be one of the first sounded disasters of the year. Users are very unhappy with the game.

Square Enix hasn't talked much about the Left Alive game for PlayStation 4 and PC since announcing it at the Tokyo game Show in 2017. It is known to be a survival strategy game with designs by Yoji Shinkawa, Metal Gear Solid character designer . There was not much promotion of the game and now everything seems that it is a low quality title that is disappointing the players.

It seems that Left Alive is not very good according to the Japanese

Square Enix hardly promoted Left Alive until the release date approached. a couple of streams and little else that did not bode well for the title. It finally hit the market in Japan last week and there haven't been many positive reviews since. First are the Amazon Japan reviews, with more than half having a one-star rating, and some two-star ratings. And for now the Japanese magazine Famitsu has not given a rating.

Square Enix has been trying to stop users from streaming the game. Streamers have tried to broadcast their games on YouTube but the native PlayStation 4 application blocks the broadcast of the game, something similar to what Atlus did with Persona 5 so that spoilers are not leaked. This has not prevented the publication of videos recorded with captors that show how it is possible to destroy a tank by attacking it with a pipe.

Finally, new Left Alive copies can now be found in Japan at half price. Clear proof that the stores want to get rid of them due to the disinterest of the players. Siliconera Indicates that something like this only happened with New Gundam Breaker, a huge disappointment even for fans of Gundam games used to games not being outstanding. Everything indicates that Left Alive is one of the most disappointing titles so far this year and it does not have the ballots to be a raw gem that will be liked by players who know how to appreciate it despite its defects.

Source: Siliconera

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Benjamin Rosa

Madrileño whose publishing career began in 2009. I love investigating curiosities that I later bring to you, readers, in articles. I studied photography, a skill that I use to create humorous photomontages.

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