Because Relooted is a hilariously obvious example, that lecturing your audience and/or telling "the message" does not equal a qualitatively good or fun gaming experience, nor drive money in. They produced for activists, yet hoped for money from gamers, who wanted a fun game, not a lecture.

Sure they can...but are they? Are they buying the products they promote to be pro about? Well, 57 max concurrent players of Relooted on steam prove they dont stand behind, what they scream from the rooftops. 57 players... friends/family of the devs, some gifted keys for promotion. Not much left. QED

A game for activists, who are not playing games and not even are willing to buy a product just to show their support for the cause. Hypocrites.
How about making games for gamers instead? But they would have to put fun and gameplay before "their message". And that seems impossible.

In 2 days 4k likes from hypocrites, who are not willing to put money where their mouths are. Seems like activists dont actually are gamers. Maybe next time make a game for a paying demographic, like gamers...

Weird! Weird!

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Its a sad day for freedom, art and consumer rights, if a product - marked as totally fine by rating systems - is blocked by the payment processors (VISA).
Don't they evade the law, by doing so?
And they do that for "brand protection"? Well, guess which brand lost lots of reputation by doing so...

Still just a Survival-Spinoff.
12 years and counting, since the last real Zelda Game.
So sad