The company could be looking to hide the negativity that has been generated recently. Steam’s removal as a supported platform after noticing the effects of review bombing is unlikely to be a coincidence. PC version reportedly delisted from Microsoft Store too The ‘Steam’ logo was between the ‘Windows’ and ‘Mac’ logos. The screenshot above this paragraph shows a comparison of what the ‘supported platforms’ section looked like and what it looks like now. After starting the review bombing, the community noticed that the game’s official website delisted Steam from the ‘supported platforms’ section. However, the reaction of the dev team was unexpected.
This way, they wanted to raise their voices and make the dev team reconsider them. Several players began to give very low scores to War Thunder on Steam as a protest against the changes. Of course, the changes didn’t go unanswered, and thus the initiative to review bomb the game was born. So, it seems that the dev team got more ‘aggressive’ in terms of pushing players to spend real money. The changes to the War Thunder in-game economy basically consists of significantly nerfing the amount of ‘Silver Lions’ currency and ‘Research Points’ rewards that players can earn by playing. War Thunder devs delisted Steam from the game website after review bombing It seems that the situation hasn’t pleased the War Thunder dev team either, who just delisted Steam as one of the supported platforms on the official game website. After that, the game is getting ‘review bombed’ on platforms like Steam. Recently, the dev team announced some changes to the in-game economy system that players didn’t like.
War Thunder is a popular free-to-play military combat game that stands apart from others for being entirely vehicle and aircraft based.
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