There doesn't have to be outright thrashing for the negatives to be all too clear which is all that is needed
because we all know what we don't want a game to be like.

so you invalidated your own no comment rule i see
well that buggers it the game aint coming here

and we got you to thank for it
maybe you should re evaluate your second post
because the tortured syntax in that makes no sense what so ever and then you have the nerve to complain that others are not able to give intelligent awnsers

hubris and all that

btw this is gog if you expect a straight awnser ...well lurk moar

My english is not the best and my "no comment" was just a replacement for the required text under the topic cause my topic says all what to say.
So I see no reason for an answer like that you gave to me.
There is no problem to give a senseful answer or to give NO answer. Better than a stupid answer.

It was a joke, calm down, like snowkatt said it how things work around here. I'm waiting for another lost soul to post a problem about The Witcher 3 so that i can use my map... Now that i think about it, i no longer have it, dammit.

Edit: And to make it clear, the staff will not discuss why the game wasn't released here, so you'll only get answers from the community... that doesn't know the answer.

That's true. The reviews were very clear that there were many things they liked about the game, and some they didn't. They were a long way from "this game is completely awful", though, which the one-star review for the mistaken link to the Nintendo DS game pretty much did say about that older game.

It's fine to not like the direction the game designers took, decide that wasn't what you wanted to play, and get your money back on a preorder, but that's different from a buggy, unplayable game.

I expected to get pretty much what the reviews described---a slightly more casual game---based on the previews and developers involved, and that's fine for me, too.

Well, I mean, she wasn't wrong.
Patience is a virtue, young grasshopper.
Clamoring angrily at the developers and the store is not.
And neither is putting your little sister's hairbrush in the blender on high speed, but you didn't hear that part from me.

Oh the German review for example was harsh, the author even (rightly) ridicules Poirot's exultation about having realised obvious things (he even mentions a scene with only 3 objects all of which had to be found).

BUT of course almost all hinges on your expectations (partly on what was promised too, or I wouldn't have pre-ordered). I don't want to bash the game, if people buy it and enjoy it, great for them, but it's sad for us others who had reason to expect something else.

Its out now