PC Gamer journalist outrages gamers by calling Tainted Grail an Elder Scrolls imitator
The choice of phrasing has left a sour taste in the community’s mouth.
PC Gamer recently spotlighted Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon, focusing on its substantial March update. However, the publication’s choice of headline proved to be a misstep, drawing sharp criticism from both gamers and industry veterans.
The controversy centers on the term “wannabe,” a descriptor typically reserved for projects seen as inferior imitators that fail to live up to their inspirations.
While the article itself offered a positive take on the game, the framing provoked a backlash. PC Gamer faced accusations of taking an unnecessary swipe at a promising indie title.
The founder of Explosive Squat Games was particularly vocal, dismissing the headline as “a piece of dog s***,” while prominent streamer Asmongold came to the game’s defense, offering high praise for its quality.
Source: iXBT.games
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