This would gel with Cowcat's suggestion that the reviews are coming from a disgruntled key reseller who wants revenge for negative customer reviews. What's more, the curator groups handing out negative reviews to Brok the InvestiGator all share an admin, suggesting they were set up by the same individual. Most of the curators have a similar number of followers, suggesting bot inflation, and also share many of the same games in their recent review lists. There are a number of other similarities, too, including similar numbers of game reviews and similar positive to negative proportions. First, there's the fact that all of the curator accounts giving negative reviews were created around the same time most were created on September 17th last year, apart from one, which was made two days later on September 19th. There's no direct proof that these Steam curator reviews are scams, but there is some compelling circumstantial evidence, much of which Redditor darklinkpower has helpfully gathered in this post, and we subsequently confirmed. Is there any proof Brok the InvestiGator is the target of a curator scam? These curators then passed on those negative reviews to their Steam curator pages. While it may slightly disappoint as an action game or a playable cartoon, it may just earn a place in the graphic adventure game canon.
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The theory is that those keys were resold immediately on gray market websites, leading to angry customers who thought they were getting the full game but were actually just getting the prologue. BROK the InvestiGator is a bold and explosive burst of 90s nostalgia that plumb the depths of the adventure game genre for its best ideas and piles them, one on top of the other, for an unforgettable thrill ride. Brok the InvestiGator's developer has done a little investiGating of their own and drawn some interesting conclusions about the game's Steam curator reviews.Ĭowcat says that most developers didn't ask for a full game key, suggesting that those requests were from "scammers who did not even activate" the keys before trying to resell them. As such, Cowcat decided to test their theory with a rather smart play they sent keys for Brok the InvestiGator's prologue to curators, rather than the full game, and waited to see which curators would respond with a request for the full game. Cowcat says that many indie developers are sent lots of requests by supposed Steam curators for keys, but that these requests often come from key resellers looking to make a quick buck.
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Along with support for Windows PC, but a Linux and Mac port are coming.In a Twitter thread, Cowcat outlines their theory for why this might be happening. or your brawn?īROK the InvestiGator punch and click game on both Steam and GOG. steam soundtrack music vgm puttputt croc gator cereal fakeproduct cartoon videogame artistontwitter art fanart brok investigator detective happy indie. This is a creative adventure where choices matter.
One that may be linked to their own existence. celebrating the release of their game Brok the investigator, i've been working on this remodel for many days that my hand was destroyed XD but it was worth it to celebrate today (P. Now recent events may shed some light on an even more tragic outcome.
Although he could never solve the nature of her accident. He also lives with Graff, the son of his deceased wife. All while others struggle to make a living on the outside.īROK the InvestiGator is private detective and former boxer. While privileged citizens live under a protective dome from ambient air pollution. BROK the InvestiGator takes place in a dystopian universe where animals replaced mankind.
Inspired by 80's/early 90's cartoons with a darker spin. And certrainly offers replayability via many choices and multiple endings. With is also full of action, mystery, and puzzles. Brok won't catch his breath during this adventure spanning 15 to 20 hours (first playthrough).
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