Published lots of "games" in the past few months, all basically parts of a larger trashy trivia game...

https://steamhost.cn/search/?developer=Ripknot%20Systems

Originally posted by SSA Carl (Ratchet on Discord):

May 2016. You might be a bit late

LMAO I am. but since I didn't see the usual curator review from SOS, I decide to link it here.
Does anyone know exactly how many UnitZ clones are there in the store atm?

Another UnitZ flip:
https://steamhost.cn/app/474790/Pixel_Day__Gun_Z/

Lol If I was 100% sure the file was clear, I"d like to take 15-20 minutes to check it. Blame it on curiosity :P

Originally posted by Occular Malice:

Not a ton of effort but not an asset flip either.

Thx for the info :)

Originally posted by 真 MUTANT OVERLORD:

I am curious about one thing:
how does this bundle have 27 positive reviews

What puzzles me is the 100% positive rating for the bundle, and the very positive for the individual games... the reviews looks shady af...

I saw this post:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/Sentinels_of_the_Store/discussions/9/1519260397790307991/

So I wonder: is the DRM Free version safe to be downloaded and installed? Considering all the shady practices by the developers, I fear it may have some sort of malware. (If it's safe, I'd like to check it and see how it compares to what was originally proposed by the devs)

I saw that one of the games by this dev is reviewed as an asset flip by SOS, but when I checked their catalog, all the other games have very positive reviews (usually 75% or higher). Most of the reviews look very suspicious though, specially if you add the act that this dev released 10 games this year alone...

https://steamhost.cn/search/?publisher=DRUNKEN%20APES

Originally posted by ¡njection:

If you think that's bad, check this out: https://steamhost.cn/bundle/4375/44_Hat_Pack_Bundle/

Well, at least in this case the base game is free and the all the DLCs are cosmetic. The game looks like complete sh*t though. lol

Maybe their goal is just to improve the number of people who own the game? (and sell cards on the market)... And by giving away DLCs they also incentivates people to buy the base game? (jsut a guess, since he's not using the SG account to enter GAs...)
All I know is that they have so many DLCs that almost every week I have to add another one to my "hide" list on Steam Gifts

Are the Australian courts still demanding that? I remember Valve was having some legal problems in Australia because of their (previously non existing) refund system, which was partially solved after they decided to finally implement it.