Players outraged: PlayStation Store flooded with low-quality games
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
The PlayStation community is unhappy with the growing number of low-quality games on the PlayStation Store. Users point out that more and more new releases are being created using AI and pre-made assets.
Among such games are Grand Taking Ages 6, clearly inspired by the GTA series, and Forest Ranger Life Simulator, featuring a character on its cover who strongly resembles Joel from The Last of Us. Both games sparked heated discussions online.
Recently, a “cinematic” trailer for Horses 2025 was released on the official PlayStation channel. The community received it with open mockery, calling the project an example of an “asset flip”—a game assembled from pre-made assets without significant changes. Users under a Reddit post criticized Sony for promoting such projects and demanded changes to the PlayStation Store moderation rules.
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Players complain that such projects clutter the store, making it difficult to find quality games. Many believe it is time for Sony to tighten the requirements for games published on the PS Store to preserve the platform’s reputation.
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Cover author: PlayStation. Cover source: PlayStation Store
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