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Positivity and Cookies

Hi everyone,

Many developers think that user reviews is a pretty unreliable thing. Here, for example, is a thorough opinion on this topic, which we honestly find somewhat naive (though, to be fair, that article is from 2016, and one year goes for three in our industry).

Sometimes developers just outright hate user reviews! But we are not like that, not at all — we always try to keep our Zen cool and, like all kind people, eat huge amounts of oatmeal cookies. There is a proper occasion for this, actually: the day has come when all our games have been recently reviewed positively.

Eador. Masters of the Broken World - 73%
Blood and Gold: Caribbean! - 73%
Eador. Genesis - 84% (we're only publishers in this case, but it's still nice)
Eador. Imperium - 82%
Eador. Allied Forces DLC - 88%

Finally, an undeniable leader of our line-up, the project with difficult fate - The Zombiest Adventures. Also known as (god forgive us) "The Zombiest Adventures In The Perverted Age of Enlightenment With a Pinch of Woodpunk" - 92%.

We think it's a good excuse to make cocoa and eat some more oatmeal cookies. Also a good reason to take advantage of the Summer Sale's last day...

Let us remind you that we keep working hard on Feral Blue, where we tried to take into account all the feedback we got from our previous projects about ships and destroyed worlds - we hope to have some news about the second alpha next week.