Scammers Try to Cash In on Russian Hit “No, I’m Not a Human” — PlayStation Fans Worried by Flood of Low-Quality Games
Some PS Store releases have left players with plenty of questions.
The PlayStation Store hosts a broad assortment of titles. From time to time, dubious entries appear—often thinly veiled clones of established games.
Recently, the PC release No, I’m not a Human drew considerable attention. Console players checking the PS Store encountered a similarly named entry called “I’m Not a Human.”
Although the distinction may seem obvious to some, comment threads show that several users were duped by the near-identical name, or almost fell for the trick.
Content creator qzeq highlighted several other questionable releases—some that resemble BeamNG.drive or My Summer Drive. One entry, RTA New York Street, drew particular scrutiny: its map appears nearly identical to Las Venturas from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, altered only with minor cosmetic tweaks.
PlayStation owners are worried that an increasing number of these low-quality or copycat products are being published on the PS Store.
Source: iXBT.games

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