Is 'Mirror 2: Project X' Developer Going Under? Community Cheers for Their Downfall

Recently, a user started a thread asking if the developers of 'Mirror 2: Project X' have officially gone bankrupt. The game previously sparked massive controversy for failing to match its promotional marketing, a move players dubbed as 'digital bait-and-switch.'

The comment section is currently a scene of celebration rather than mourning. Faced with reports of the studio's collapse, most players are cheering and shouting 'good riddance' (Chinese slang: 'Hao Si').

The outrage stems from the developers' poor track record: players criticized the studio for being hypocritical—playing the victim while simultaneously insulting their audience. There are also complaints that the refund process is agonizingly slow, with only 30% of refunds processed between September and March. Users scoffed at the studio's previous, arrogant claim of creating a 'Chinese Witcher 3,' stating that their downfall is simply karma, and they hope the studio closes for good instead of trying to 'harvest leeks' (exploit players) with another skin-swap game.