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Palworld publishing chief worries early access has 'lost its meaning' as the rise of 'hyper-casual' gaming culture means people often don't understand what the…
"People just buy an early access game like they buy a normal game and treat it like that's the game."
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People are purchasing early‑access titles as if they were fully released games, treating them like completed releases.
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