The staff of the anime sci-fi RPG third-person shooter “Snowbreak: Containment Zone” has addressed criticisms regarding the game’s focus on the “male gaze.” In a recent interview, Japanese staff member “P” expressed the team’s commitment to their original vision despite external scrutiny.
P emphasized that the team prioritizes player satisfaction and remains dedicated to delivering an immersive experience true to their creative intentions. He noted that while some critics, who may not even play the game, have voiced their opinions, the team knows who their real audience is and strives to meet their expectations.
Previously, the game cut its English dub, which led to a positive response from fans who preferred the Japanese dub and appreciated the uncensored content. P reiterated that the team’s sincere efforts aim to fulfill player needs, highlighting their commitment to artistic integrity and player engagement.
“Snowbreak: Containment Zone” is available on Android, iOS, Epic Games Store, and Steam. Despite the criticisms, the team remains focused on listening to their players and delivering a game that resonates with their core audience.
