Roots of Pacha, one of the surprises of April, has been removed from Steam. The reason is a conflict between the developers and the game's publisher.
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After two weeks of dispute between Soda Den and Crytivo Roots of Pacha has returned to Steam. The game can once again be purchased in the store.
In the official statement we can read that the two parties have reached an agreement to end their cooperation. The terms of this agreement were not disclosed, but we know that as a result, Soda Den also became the publisher of its game, and Crytivo is no longer affiliated with Roots of Pacha in any way.
Roots of Pacha, a game that, in simple terms, can be described as a "prehistoric Stardew Valley", has been pulled from sale on Steam.
Roots of Pacha debuted in Steam Early Access on April 25, this year. The game was released exclusively on PC. The game met with a warm reception - of the reviews issued by users of Valve's service, more than 90% are positive.
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