DayZ Developer Responds To Frostline DLC Review-Bombing On Steam

Fans of the zombie survival-horror game DayZ have taken a chunk out of its Steam user-score after developer Bohemia Interactive released a DLC that players say is overpriced and underwhelming. Now, the game's developer has responded to the criticism… by posting a Beatles song.

"Did you know that 8 million users for whom we have data on Steam played for an average of 188 hours and paid an average of 30 USD gross in Dayz?" Bohemia Interactive CEO Marek Spanel said on Twitter. "That means we received less than 10 cents for an hour of live online gaming, for which we host the online infrastructure and have been updating it for 10+ years. Yet DayZ Frostline is currently being review-bombed on the same platform for being too expensive: $26.99 for 'just a map,' and some users demand 'gimme more for less money.' Hmm. Please Please Me."

Did you know that 8 million users for whom we have data on Steam played for an average of 188 hours and paid an average of 30 USD gross in #Dayz? That means we received less than 10 cents for an hour of live online gaming, for which we host the online infrastructure and have been… pic.twitter.com/zOMQNvEPtq

The post was accompanied by a clip from the Beatles song Please Please Me.

DayZ Developer Responds To Frostline DLC Review-Bombing On Steam

DayZ Developer Responds To Frostline DLC Review-Bombing On Steam

DayZ Developer Responds To Frostline DLC Review-Bombing On Steam

DayZ Developer Responds To Frostline DLC Review-Bombing On Steam

DayZ Developer Responds To Frostline DLC Review-Bombing On Steam