Yesterday (September 30), "Mirror 2: Project X" development studio KAGAMI II WORKs issued an announcement stating that the game did not declare the content of the "16+" level when it was released, and apologized for misleading players for purchasing and would provide a full refund service. Players couldn't accept this announcement, and they hit the studio with negative reviews. After the announcement, the recent reviews of "Mirror 2: Project X" on Steam have been reduced to "a wave of bad reviews" (4% positive reviews), and all reviews have been reduced to "mixed reviews" (58% positive reviews).
According to data, on the day the announcement was issued on September 30, "Mirror 2: Project X" received 15,082 negative reviews . As of October 1, 3,866 negative reviews have been received. Only 4% of the 19,898 reviews in the past 30 days were positive.
In the comments, players said that they felt like a "clown" and were deceived, and the studio's behavior was to "sell dog meat with the head of a sheep"; they could not understand the thinking operation of the first work 18+ and the second work 16+; in addition, players said: KAGAMI II WORKs said in the announcement that they wanted to learn CDPR's "Witcher 3", to provide players with low-quality works, and put players' experience and interests first, but they could not see that "Cyberpunk 2077" was criticized by players for its promotional fraud.
At present, KAGAMI II WORKs still have two works under planning: "Mirror 2: Project Z" and "Mirror 2: Project Y". It is not clear whether this incident will affect the release and sales of these two works.
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