Queen's Blade Re:Build Dev Acknowledges Feedback, Shares Summer Artwork
A brief community post from Hobbyjapan signals the team is reading player criticism, without committing to specific fixes.
Developer Hobbyjapan has published a community note for Queen's Blade Re:Build thanking players for their engagement and acknowledging that feedback — including criticism — has been read.
What the post covers
- The team states it is "actively exploring" improvements based on player requests, though no specific changes are promised.
- Players are asked to leave Steam reviews to support the project.
- Artist F.S contributed a summer illustration depicting suikawari, the traditional Japanese watermelon-splitting game, created specifically for this announcement.
The post is light on specifics by design: no patch, no roadmap, and no concrete feature commitments are named. What it does establish is that the developer is in listening mode early in the game's life, which may matter to players who have already flagged rough edges in reviews.
For those following the title, the practical takeaway is modest — feedback is being collected, but the shape of any response remains unannounced.
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