This frantic fighter/shoot-'em-up hybrid is chock full of explosive content, but its distinctly Japanese tone and uneven production values may put off some gamers.
8CN: Game publisher Rockin Android is in some hot water with fans today over the recent release of their latest game, Acceleration of Suguri. The game recently made its way through Steam's Greenlight process, and had been a part of Indie Royale, a Humble Bundle-esque operation sponsored by Desura.
According to many customers, Rockin Android promised Steam keys would be made available to anyone who purchased the game prior to the Greenlight approval, including those who received it as part of the Indie Royale package. Unfortunately, it now seems that Rockin Android is no longer honoring that promise, and have begun a campaign to delete any information regarding the guarantee.
Just complain to valve until A) he owns up to what he promised and or B) (with some sort of miracle) get valve to remove his game from steam/greenlight etc.
great way to piss off your costumers, i hope hes more friendly when delivering pizzas.
A tiny bit of success goes to a devs head and they start annoying the people who got them that success by refusing to honour what they promised...how amazingly dumb of them. When you've relied on a small number of passionate fans, it's not a good idea to screw those fans over.
"ROUND 2... FIGHT! ...SHOOT!... Uh, OK, I'll stop that now. In this episode of Bullet Heaven HD we take a look at another nifty genre bender in the vein of Senk no Ronde (Xbox 360)! How does it stack up?"
-Presspauseradio.com
Leading publisher of Japanese independent games, Rockin’ Android, announced today they are now distributing several of their releases on PCgaming platform, Desura.
