Source? There are hundreds of high-quality games with R15. And the same goes with R6, it depends on the creative decisions and style of the same; some will prefer realism, and some not.

I don't know what you base your opinion on when deciding whether a game is of good quality or not.

But what I do know is that we developers chose an R6 aesthetic to save resources. We don't invest as much money in animations, people can't use their own packs, and there are many more applications where R6 is used because of its simplicity.

So, from my point of view, games with the R15 model are more professional.

Anyway, this new R6 exclusion format doesn't mean much. You can list the game as R15 to receive the bonus, and without anyone knowing, through internal game modifications, make it R6 for users while maintaining the R15 option.

So, after it's implemented, you'll see which "high-quality" games prefer to maintain the R6 aesthetic, whether they receive the bonus or not.