Build a Rocket Boy has made a public request for gamers to refrain from playing MindsEye before its official release. This appeal stems from the concern that some copies of the game have arrived earlier than expected, allowing select players to access it ahead of time. The development team wants to ensure that everyone experiences the game simultaneously and in its intended state. They acknowledge that these early players could encounter existing issues that don’t reflect the final product.
Recent reports from early copy reviewers indicate that MindsEye may need improvements, highlighting problems like frame rate drops and blurriness, along with a game-breaking bug. While these concerns have sparked dissent, the co-CEO of Build a Rocket Boy has contested these negative impressions, suggesting they may have been exaggerated. Despite the criticism, the company remains optimistic about an upcoming day-one patch, designed to address many of these issues and improve the overall gaming experience. MindsEye’s launch is anticipated on June 10, and players are encouraged to wait for this official date to avoid an unsatisfactory experience.
The developers are eager for players to explore the story together and to enjoy a polished version of the game right from the start. With its unique concept arising from the former president of Rockstar North, MindsEye promises to transport players to a “near future” setting in Redrock City. With strong ties to the Grand Theft Auto franchise, excitement around the game continues to build, particularly with its integration into the greater Everywhere Metaverse. Ultimately, players should reserve judgment until the game officially releases alongside its day-one patch.
This approach will ensure a more rewarding experience for all players.