Mystic Messenger's most loyal players are getting banned in droves for seemingly playing the game too much
Cheritz, the developer of the dating sim Mystic Messenger, has begun issuing widespread bans to players, particularly those with 1,000 or more in-game Hourglasses. The bans are reportedly due to "abusive behavior" detected on accounts, though many affected players believe it's an error caused by a new automated security system. This action comes as the game approaches its 10th anniversary, potentially impacting future monetization strategies.
- Entities
- Company: Cheritz
- Game: Mystic Messenger
- Topic: Bans
- Topic: Live Service Games
- Platform: Mobile
- Topic: Virtual Currency
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