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Following the pattern of previous cancellations like Rush Wars and Clash Quest, Supercell's decision to shut down Floodrush within just three months of its announcement added to the frustration. This move reflects Supercell's pattern of discontinuing games that don't show long-term promise.
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After two years in development and substantial hype, PAYDAY: Crime War launched to poor reviews and mediocre gameplay. The game's lackluster performance led to its quick exit from the mobile gaming scene, leaving players disillusioned.
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Promoted as a sports version of Pokémon Go, NBA All-World fell short of expectations. Plagued by bugs and unresolved issues, the gameplay experience was far from satisfactory. The game’s short lifespan and unaddressed problems led to its premature end.
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In a surprising move, EA scrapped the development of both Apex Legends Mobile and Battlefield Mobile. Citing the inability to meet their standards in quality, quantity, and release frequency, this decision shocked and disappointed players who had high hopes for these promising titles.
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Despite leveraging a massive IP, Marvel Future Revolution failed to deliver, leading to its shutdown. The game couldn't keep up with expectations, failing to capitalize on the rich Marvel universe, resulting in a huge letdown for fans.
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Touted as a "made in India" battle royale game, RAIDER SIX ended up being a disappointing clone of popular titles like PUBG Mobile or Call of Duty: Mobile. Its gameplay was marred by bugs, glitches, and lags, demonstrating that not all hyped games are as good as they seem.
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