Players have many questions about the quality of the "spiritual successor to Dino Crisis."
The "spiritual successor to Dino Crisis," Code Violet, was recently released on PlayStation 5. It received scathing reviews, with many unimpressed by the quality.
The developers previously announced the cancellation of the PC version, citing the release of various pornographic mods on that platform. However, their game features quite revealing outfits, so players doubt that the reason is solely the risk of specific modifications appearing on PC.
Players, like K__Med, have another explanation:
REFUNDS.... No one will be able to get their money back for the game, which is why they only released it on PlayStation.
PC gamers are used to the fact that it is very easy to get a refund for a game on Steam, but the rules are stricter in the PlayStation Store, and a "refund" (if the user has already played) is possible only in exceptional cases.
In this regard, a theory is circulating in the PlayStation community that this particular feature of the Sony store's operation is the reason for the "exclusivity" of Code Violet - on Steam, players could easily get their money back for the purchase.
