Ready or Not, the tactical FPS darling, has hit a rough patch as its recent user reviews have tumbled to 'Mostly Negative'. This backlash follows two distinct waves of criticism on the 3rd and 15th, centered around censorship and the Los Sueños mission update.

Void Interactive announced on the 3rd that some content would be altered. The developer claims this is to align with platform age ratings ahead of a console release. Consequently, the PC version has faced six visual 'adjustments', including the removal of dismemberment, torture imagery, and other mature themes. While some might see this as standard practice, the community is furious that existing content is being gutted for the sake of cross-platform parity, causing review scores to crater.

Things went from bad to worse on the 15th. With the console launch came an update promising cross-play, new weapons, missions, a revamped difficulty system, and general optimization. Instead of a celebration, the free update was met with biting criticism, with many players labeling the 'improvements' as a significant downgrade.

User reviews are flooded with complaints that the graphics have taken a nosedive. Worse, persistent issues like frame drops and freezing—long-standing thorns in the side of players—have only become more pronounced. The developer is also taking heat for contradicting earlier promises made during Early Access regarding censorship. To add insult to injury, the new difficulty system wiped out long-standing progress records. The result? A 'Mostly Negative' rating over the last 30 days, with only 23% positive reviews out of 27,939 entries.

Elsewhere in the charts, Peak has clawed its way back to the number one spot following a new test version patch. Meanwhile, Ming-Mo: Feather of Void has climbed to second place as anticipation builds, and Satisfactory continues to dominate the top tier as its automation festival draws to a close.

In the daily peak Concurrent Players top 20, RimWorld has hit a new high of 96,040 players, riding a wave of momentum since the release of the Biotech DLC. Destiny 2 also held its ground at 14th place with 99,169 players following the 'Into the Light' update.