Controversy Surrounds Recent Game Release Over Trophy Unlock Requirement

Players Criticize Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn for Punishing Easy Mode Players

SOULSLIKES are currently the trendiest genre in the gaming world, with many developers trying their hand at creating games in this style. Along with the genre's popularity, there has been ongoing debate about incorporating easier difficulty modes into these games.

Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn Faces Backlash for Locking Players Out of Trophies on Story Difficulty

While some games, like Stellar Blade, have successfully implemented different difficulty levels, others, such as Another Crab’s Treasure, have faced criticism for lack of balance. However, one game that has recently come under fire for its approach to difficulty settings is Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn.

Players Upset Over Inability to Earn Trophies on Story Difficulty

Players have expressed frustration over the fact that choosing the Story difficulty setting in Flintlock prevents them from unlocking any trophies or achievements, even those that do not require much skill to complete. This decision has sparked controversy among the gaming community.

Flintlock Under Fire for Striking Wrong Balance with Difficulty Options

While it is not uncommon for games to tie achievements to difficulty settings, Flintlock's approach has drawn criticism for making players feel penalized for opting for an easier experience. The game's stance on Story difficulty has led to negative feedback from players.

Debate Continues on Balancing Difficulty Options in SOULSLIKES

Many game studios are currently exploring the addition of difficulty options in SOULSLIKES, but finding the right balance remains a challenge. It seems that the discussion around difficulty settings in these games is far from over.