So, because it had the same name of a popular PSY song, it was near-impossible to find in searches, and sold 114 copies. But let's not focus on the fact that i

So, because it had the same name of a popular PSY song, it was near-impossible to find in searches, and sold 114 copies. But let's not focus on the fact that it was marketed poorly, nobody reviewed it on any game blogs, or the fact that there actually _is_ a market for this game (remember that Gabe Newell said that "Pirates are just Underserved Customers"). No. Let's focus on how 50,000 chinese and russian pirates, who can't use the Apple App Store, have somehow destroyed this developer. How about the truth? A poorly-marketed and budgeted game with a forgettable name found an untapped/blue-ocean market in China and Russia. Kotaku probably can't get as many clicks with that tagline, though.