Greetings, Operators!
Thank you, everyone, for giving Riot Operator a chance. We are aware that many of you have expected more from this game. So at the beginning, we want to address this subject directly.
Many of you have hoped for this game to be a sequel to 911 Operator or 112 Operator games. But the truth is, those games - while still indie - were made by a much bigger team, Jutsu Games. The team that is currently developing Infection Free Zone. Riot Operator was developed by the Beta 2 Games team, a much smaller studio based in Brazil, that has much smaller experience in creating PC games.
Of course, we understand that in your eyes this does not justify us in any way. Because at the end of the day, what you care about most is being able to play a good game. That's why we only want to ask for one thing. For your patience. We will do our best to improve the Riot Operator as much as we can over the upcoming updates.
Update 1.0.1
In this quick update, we are introducing two important changes:
- Mission order has been rearranged to ensure a better gaming experience. Some players have reported that there was too much healing in the Hong Kong mission, while they want to enjoy some police action from the get-go.
- All the missions have been unlocked and made available from the very beginning. It's now up to you to decide in which order you want to tackle the missions and complete them all.
Next Steps
Of course, this is just the beginning. After the weekend, we will be gathering all the feedback we have received via reviews, surveys, and bug reports. We will do our best to analyze your suggestions and remarks and decide which changes are the most crucial and important to introduce first.
Thank you for sharing all your issues with us. Knowing the exact things that you find dissatisfying makes this hard work easier for us. If you still haven't shared your feedback with us, we would appreciate sending it via the in-game Survey.
Best regards,
Riot Operator Team