Crit Report reads every Steam review of your game and sends you a short list: what players keep asking you to fix, how many said it, and whether it’s getting worse.
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330 reviews since 1.0. Co-op desync is still the top complaint. Save corruption is small but climbing fast.
Brinekeep is a made-up game used for this example.
You send a Steam link. Every Monday you get one page that tells you what to fix, ranked by how many players asked.
All of them, in every language, plus your Discord if you invite our bot. Each point a player makes is tagged: bug, performance, balance, content and so on.
“Crashes on boss 3” and “boss fight crash” become one issue with one count. Trends compare recent weeks with earlier ones, so you see what’s getting worse.
The top problems with real quotes, what players love, and what has faded since your last patch. A full report lets you search every review behind each number.
Brinekeep is a co-op survival game we invented so we can show a full report without putting a real studio on the spot. Its 620 reviews were written for this demo. Everything below came out of the same pipeline a real game goes through.
For anyone who isn’t the host, boats and cargo rubber-band, snap back or teleport, especially when crossing waves. Fix client-side syncing of boats and cargo.
when you’re not the host the boat and cargo rubber-band all over the place and it gets annoying fast
Boats and cargo jitter and fall out of sync for everyone who isn’t the host · translated from Russian
Players lost four to six hours of progress when a storm hit during autosave. It started with the Storm Season update: 2 of 215 reviews before the last 90 days, 18 of 115 since.
a storm hit during autosave and I lost about six hours of progress
Open the full sample report: all eight problems, five strengths, what faded after 1.0, and every review, searchable.
I’m Cameron, a computer science student who plays a lot of indie games. I kept noticing the same thing: players write long, useful reviews, and small teams don’t have time to read thousands of them.
So I built Crit Report. I read every report before it goes out. If something in yours is wrong or not useful, tell me and I’ll fix it.
CameronFounder, Crit Report
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