naiwa 2026-05-01

The game's rating dropped to 48% due to bugs and poor optimization.

The authors apologized and have already started working on patches. The release of the sci-fi shooter Industria 2, which took place on April 29, sparked a wave of criticism from players. On the Steam platform, the project debuted with a "mixed" review status. At the time of the news publication, only about 48-49% of buyers recommended the game (based on the first hundred reviews).The main reason for disappointment was the technical state of the product. In reviews, users massively complain about the "raw" code, poor performance, sound issues, and an abundance of bugs, including blatant flaws like holes in the maps. Additionally, many were dissatisfied with the modest campaign length — only 4-6 hours.The Bleakmill studio responded to the negativity with an official statement on social media, calling the community's reaction painful but absolutely deserved. The developers admitted that seeing such ratings is painful, as the small team poured their soul into the project for over four years, but they are ready to take responsibility. "The criticism is fair. Sorry for letting you down. We have a lot of work ahead," the authors wrote.The correction process has already begun: the first updates fixed critical crashes and repaired the save system. The studio's near-term plans include further work on stability, refining the control system (key customization), and preparing content updates.
"False Sense of Security": T…