Extremely detailed and good analysis, and I agree with just about every point. A lot of it feels like a mystery story, 'why did this game that had good conventi

Extremely detailed and good analysis, and I agree with just about every point. A lot of it feels like a mystery story, 'why did this game that had good convention vibes not sell?' and I think their ultimate root cause analysis is spot on: > we think the biggest factor is because it’s a local-multiplayer game with no online play. Ultimately it's important to think about who the people on the other end of the console are who buy the game are looking for; in 2023, multiplayer games without online play don't fill a critical niche. I think it's easy to see people at festivals enjoying a game and think it's guaranteed money, but festival games atmosphere is unique, and not necessarily the same as just some dude scrolling thru steam looking for something to play.