The Tale of OGPlanet and Steam: A Story of Disappointment and Uncertainty

In recent years, OGPlanet has been testing new games to publish, but unfortunately, these efforts have yielded disappointing results. Many believe that these games would be shut down within a short period or by April Fool's Day next year. But is there evidence to support this claim? Not necessarily.

On the contrary, some argue that OGPlanet is not a poor company. In fact, its CEO is reportedly rich and has the financial resources to continue publishing new titles. Legend of Honor, one such game, only pays for advertisement on OGPlanet's platform, which explains why there are no dedicated forums or help desk options for the game.

Furthermore, it's worth noting that OGPlanet only has two games left in its arsenal. While some players may be aware of these older titles through word-of-mouth, it's unlikely to be enough to sustain a large player base without proper advertisement and marketing efforts.

Another issue facing RedFox is its lack of advertising and promotion. Many players who played the Korean version of the game, which had a vast array of content, eventually grew bored with OGPlanet's servers and left. The fact that there were already two TR servers in place meant that players had to start over twice, leading to further disillusionment.

Additionally, the player base became disenchanted with OGPlanet's patching schedule. Despite having a large following and decent revenue, the game was plagued by hacker activity, which ultimately led to half of its player base leaving.

Finally, it's worth mentioning that there was a notable incident involving a hacker from Israel who continuously DDosed the game for 24 hours straight. As someone who held a position as an OGP CA (Customer Advocate), I can attest that this event played a significant role in Tales Runner's eventual closure.

In conclusion, while OGPlanet and RedFox may have their challenges, it's essential to remember that they are not necessarily doomed. With the right marketing strategies and attention, these games could still thrive on Steam.

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