ProjectMyst
Years of Support, but the Decline in Quality and Care Has Made Me Walk Away
I’ve been a long-time supporter of Limited Run Games and own hundreds of their releases. That history is what makes this review so disappointing to write. Across many recent orders, I’ve received items with obvious manufacturing defects: cover art inserted incorrectly and crushed when the case closes, damage that should have been caught long before packing, and products that feel rushed. Packaging has also deteriorated, especially after the removal of the option to ship in a box. The overall pattern is consistent—damaged items and a lack of meaningful quality control. I’ve reported these issues many times, with photos and detailed explanations. The replies I received were always polite, but they never led to real improvement. The tone suggested concern; the outcomes showed none. After so many repeated problems, it became clear that customer satisfaction isn’t a priority, no matter how reassuring the messages may sound. The company that once felt passionate and customer-focused now feels like one that relies on the certainty of sales rather than the quality of what it delivers. That shift speaks louder than any customer service response. I’ve cancelled all 13 of my remaining pre-orders and will not be returning, even if policies or processes change. After hitting the same wall for this long, the trust simply isn’t recoverable. For customers who are also frustrated, the only real way companies change is when their bottom line is affected. Feedback alone has clearly not been enough. Sometimes the strongest message we can send is choosing not to spend—voting with our wallets to show that quality and care still matter. It’s unfortunate to reach this point, but I can no longer support a company that doesn’t back its words with action.




