You will supposedly drive sports cars, shoot guns at people, and accrue in-game cash.
But its more outlandish claims attracted immediate scrutiny from video creators who found countless inconsistencies in the marketing material.
However, none of those big-time streamers have said anything about the game on their public channels.
Some accusations made by the YouTubers felt overzealous.
Buying and using assets from Unreal’s store is not a crime, for example.
Paradise has more smoking guns than a firing range at West Point.
“For this reason I do not recommend downloading this game at any point.”
Despite all this, the game is still gaining followers on Steam.
You might expect a GTA-like’s FAQ to include stuff like “What guns will I get?”
or “How many jet skis can I own?”
But for Paradise we get answers to: “Where is your companys registered legal address?”
and “Are there specialists from other countries, including Russia, on your team?”
These are questions a player shouldn’t have to ask once, never mindfrequently.
