State of Survival Gets Lawsuit Because of False Advertisement

State of Survival gets a lawsuit made by their players. SoS Player United, a group created by State of Survival players, was recently found suing the developers FunPlus International AG and Kingsgroup Holding. It is known that on September 2 in the United States District, the group revealed that this app was providing false advertisements related to discounted in-game prices.

This lawsuit has been made by Pollock Cohen LLP in his court. Complaints claim that the freemium game from the State of Survival features fabricated ads.

Players feel they are not getting in-game discounts, which looks like the in-game price has been reduced quite a bit. However, in reality there is no discount, and millions of players who bought the limited discount for $99.99 feel cheated.

The lawsuit also presents a listing of bids in the ad that is incorrect. With the most recent one where State of Survival promises a 3960% to 2800% bonus with an eye-catching text bubble. The complaint also presented several other advertisements such as “Only 1” which made players hurry to buy their products.

State of Survival if you don’t know is a game where players have to build and maintain your base. This is done to defend against the attacking monsters. According to the lawsuit, if the player does not purchase any in-game items, the player must spend more than 16 months for 2 hours every day to reach lvl 30 at their base.

Since 2019, State of Survival has managed to earn millions of dollars just by microtransactions through hero badges, speed-ups and much more.

So what do you think about this lawsuit?

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