[Gossip] Abnormal Rating Drops for 'Fog of Ink', Suspected Malicious Review Bombing

Recently, the rating of the subculture game 'Fog of Ink' experienced an abnormal drop from 7.7 to 7.3 in a short period. Players observed that a vast number of these negative reviews shared a peculiar pattern—they all started with a half-quotation mark, and the accounts behind them were surprisingly high-level. Even more alarming, some users reported that their accounts had been used to post negative reviews without their knowledge.

Faced with this bizarre phenomenon, community members are buzzing with speculation. Some suspect a strategy of 'Heihong Yingxiao' (a tactic where companies intentionally manufacture controversy or negative publicity to generate buzz). Others compared this to the notorious account hijacking issues on platforms like Weibo, where accounts are used to post comments or follow users without consent. Commenters were baffled by such chaotic PR tactics, mocking the idea that this 'any publicity is good publicity' approach would only serve to alienate potential players.