Keep it the worst.
On January 17, Korean game developer VALOFE released an old online game on the Steam platform. In just a few days after its launch, the praise rate of this game called “O2Jam Online” fell to the bottom, and only 4% of the users were willing to give praise.
Domestic players may not have much impression of the name “O2Jam”, but its Chinese translation must have been heard by many players:
“Strong Band” is a Korean music online game born 20 years ago. This work refers to the arcade game’s drop-style gameplay, and focuses on rhythm determination and fashionable social interaction. Although it was quickly replaced by “Strong Dance” “Tuan” has seized the market, but “Strong Band” with a peak of 300,000 online users is still a youthful memory of a generation of players.
“O2Jam Online”, which is now on Steam, obviously can’t let the players of the past relive the beauty. From everyone’s feedback, it is not difficult to see that this work under the banner of Jin Orchestra is just a simple ported version of the mobile game. The graphics are rough and optimized. The most basic delay problem of the game was rushed to the shelves without solving the game experience. The game experience can be called a disaster.
However, what everyone did not expect is that the game has recently ushered in an improvement in the popularity of the game when the official patch update has not been released and the above problems have not been resolved. As of January 30, the Steam praise rate of this game has rebounded. To 10%, although the range is not large, it is also a visible increase. And this sudden word-of-mouth recovery is actually because the players of “Three Kingdoms” finally made a move.
The negative rating lists given by various Steam data analysis websites are different due to the gap in the algorithm. We might as well look at the bottom one of the official statistics on the Steam store page. After excluding miscellaneous items such as DLC and Demo, among the thousands of games currently included in Steam, “O2Jam
“Online” ranked first with a favorable rate of 10%, and “Three Kingdoms” with a favorable rate of “as high as” 15% could only come in second.
The running water negative review list, the iron-clad “Three Kingdoms”. Since this national-level card game landed on Steam, there have been many strong challengers to challenge the dominance of the negative review list of “Three Kingdoms”, but they all ended in failure without exception. From “Ghost Valley Bahuang”, which added 50,000 negative reviews a month, to “Mirror 2”, “Youth’s first fairy dance”, “Three Kingdoms Killing” players all win with the unique trick of “giving each other good reviews”. This time they did the same, collectively for “O2Jam”
“Online” gave praises, abruptly raising the original 4% praise rate to 10%.
“O2Jam Online” has only been watched by everyone in recent days
Judging from the mobilization and appeal of the players of “Three Kingdoms”, it is only a matter of time before this “King of Negative Reviews” returns to the first place. It’s just that Steam is a global platform after all, and there are still a group of die-hard fans of “Jing Band” abroad. Faced with this situation, this group of players must be the most confused people:
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