Overview
- Seed Sparkle Lab reiterated it is not behind a burst of unusually positive Steam reviews and asked whoever is responsible to stop.
- Developers say they are working with Valve to flag and remove forged reviews, noting this applies to both positive and negative entries.
- Reporters and community checks found recurring account patterns—3–5 hours played, identical recent games, low Steam levels, and single review histories—consistent with bot activity.
- As of two days after launch, Steam listed about 2,151 user reviews at roughly 88% positive, with many suspected reviews still visible and new suspicious posts reportedly slowing.
- Following player concerns, the studio removed restrictive user-agreement language, affirmed there is no anti-cheat or mod limits, and plans to open Steam Workshop after full release.