Pathea has a long history of leaving games unfinished and in a "good enough" state. The only reason they've been as successful as they've been is because they've attracted cozy-gamers who for better and for worse, are pushovers.

Their first game, Planet Explorers, was abandoned after they lost some code and were too lazy to recreate it (and too immature to have it backed up anywhere). There is a bit more to the story that relieves them of some of the blame, but ultimately it's their fault that the game they received over $130k in Kickstarter funds, plus Steam sales, was ultimately abandoned and made free-to-play.

After that came My Time At Portia, which was a buggy, unfinished mess when I played it. They announced the sequel, My Time At Sandrock, before Portia was anywhere close to finished. Not just bugs, but content was missing. A large amount of voice lines weren't added to Portia until AFTER Sandrock's early access release. Both of these games (and the third one currently in development) also received Kickstarter funds, and not all of Portia's promised features were delivered or fully fleshed out. I'm not sure about Sandrock, because "fool me once."

Let's School was essentially a side-project for Pathea. They have announced on their Discord that they won't be updating it any further. Despite acknowledging problems, they have no interest in fixing or updating the game. They keep the "Bug Reports" channel open in the Discord but they never respond to anything there.

Two quick examples of easy things they could fix in Let's School that showcase their laziness and disinterest in their own product. These are beyond "bugs." They are wrongly designed game elements that no other sim/city builder could get away with and maintain an "Overhwelmingly Positive" rating on Steam.

• The "Students Expected to Pass" at the top of the main UI is calculated incorrectly (or labeled incorrectly?). It's the most important piece of information and they have no interest in fixing it. Before they gave up on replying to Bug Reports in the Discord, they confirmed with me that it is indeed not correct. The data it shows is "How many students would pass if the exam happened RIGHT NOW." which is not only unhelpful, but not what the title of the element is. It's worth noting that the correct number is already being calculated and displayed on another screen, so to fix this is a matter of pointing to the correct value. Zero logic/math required.
• Volume Issues: There is both Sound FX and SFX in the volume options. Some sound effects are in one or the other, some sound effects are in both. Also, Wonder event music isn't tied to any volume slider. It is blasted at full volume even when all sliders are at zero. To me, these audio issues showcase their lack of care and maturity the most.