Дом Новости KC: D 2 сместился среди судебных и культурных обвинений

KC: D 2 сместился среди судебных и культурных обвинений

Автор: Grace Feb 20,2025

Активисты нацелены на Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 после обнаружения повесток в игре, вызывая кампанию по отмене проекта. Споры набрали обороты после того, как сообщения о запрете игры в Саудовской Аравии вызвали предположения о его содержании и предполагаемых «прогрессивных» тем.

Это привело к онлайн -атакам против разработчиков, когда призывы к Бойкот Королевство пришли в освобождение 2 и препятствуют поддержке студии.

Менеджер PR Warhorse Studios, Тобиас Штольц-Зиллинг, отреагировал на противоречие, призывая общественности доверять разработчикам и не верить, что все найдено в Интернете.

Стольц-Зиллинг подтвердил, что коды обзоров будут распределены в ближайшие дни после статуса золотого мастера в декабре игры. Ожидается, что эти коды будут выпущены за четыре недели до запуска, что позволяет стримерам и рецензентам достаточно времени для подготовки своего контента.

Интересно, что первоначальные «окончательные предварительные просмотры» на основе обзорных копий ожидаются через неделю после распределения кода.

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