[MIRROR] Give me $40,000: The game | Jauwn

This is a mirror of the soon-to-be DMCA abused video created by the YouTuber Jauwn regarding the game "I'm Looking for 3024 People" an ARG-type of game that does have some major flaws in its design and execution including NFTs and quality control. This originally was brought to my attention by the video posted by SidAlpha who exposes dirty devs in his series "Dirty Devs."
SidAlpha's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTZKiEypJr4
Jauwn's channel (please show him some love): https://www.youtube.com/@jauwn
Original video description:
I'm Looking for 3024 People is an #arg (alternate reality game) on Steam that costs $15 to enter and can only be completed once the developer has sold a MINIMUM of 3024 copies. Does that sound like fun to you?

The game released only a few weeks ago, but it's actually been around since late last year, as it was originally available as an #nft on OpenSea. It's pretty obvious right away that this person's main motivation for creating an ARG is to make money. But since nobody cared about buying the NFT, the developer moved the game to Steam.

Well, is the game at least good? I guess we'll find out.

This game is just another example of how Steam needs to look more closely at some of the games on their platform. So many games on Steam are just blatant scams or use tons of stolen content, and exist solely to game the system and make a quick buck.

Thanks for watching!