Let AMC Know You've Been Wronged by Next Games

HAVE YOU BEEN WRONGED BY NEXT GAMES?

In 2014, AMC Networks, Inc. (AMCX) announced its partnership with young video game studio, Next Games Oy, to produce a mobile platform title based on the popular cable network/s blockbuster television series, The Walking Dead.  Next Games, headquartered in Finland with offices in Germany as well, released "The Walking Dead: No Man's Land" in October, 2015 as the official mobile game title of AMC Networks' The Walking Dead series. Shortly before launch, the two companies issued a joint statement to the press to announce the game, which is available for free download (with available in-app purchases) on iOS and most Android devices.

Throughout its relatively young existance in the realm of mobile app marketplaces, The Walking Dead: No Man's Land has undergone several updates to add new content, gameplay modes, features, and presumably oblige a number of parameters of Next Games' partnership agreement with AMC Networks. Unfortunately, in spite of these updates, Next Games has repeatedly established cause for the headaches, tensions, and increasing dissatisfaction that afflicts a significant portion of the TWD:NML playerbase. For the consumers within this group--those who have demonstrated faith in Next Games at one point or another by investing in in-app purchases intended to enhance the gaming experience--a high volume of recurring issues have led many perceiving their experience with Next Games and The Walking Dead: No Man's Land as frustrating, disappointing, and even fraudulent. Some of the most common issues are as follows:

  • Chronic malfunctioning of the product's mechanics, at times resulting in a player's loss of investments.
  • Abrupt and non-communicated feature alterations that divert the product from it's original functionality as represented to the consumer during the time of in-app purchases.
  • Languid (or completely absent in some cases) customer service.
  • Refusal to issue refunds.
  • Abrasive disinterest for resolving consumer complaints, demonstrated by Next Games employees responsible for the administration of the official online forum community for fans of The Walking Dead: No Man's Land.

 

 

WHAT CAN YOU DO?

The strongest method to encourage fair treatment and a fulfillment of responsibility for nearly any cause is to accumulate support, then hone it into a singular, powerful effort. Utilize the following actions as you see fit to your individual complaints. By uniting, we will earn the attention of key decision makers at Next Games and AMC Networks, stimulate by communicating our collective opinions through channels not previously pursued, and force Next Games to fulfill their responsibility to consumers.

  1. SIGN THIS PETITION - Let Next Games and AMC Networks see just how many fans and consumers they've displeased.
  2. CONTACT IMPORTANT STAFF - Sometimes a message needs to travel high up the ranks to truly be heard, see contact information below.
  3. FILE CLASS ACTION - With a large amount of consumers having been ripped off by a faulty and misrepresented product, an influx of inquiries to a class action litigation firm using their basic web contact form (see link below) would certainly appeal to their professional interests.

Sign the Petition

Provide as much important infromation as you can on the following petition form. Try to provide at least a brief account of your negative experiences with The Walkding Dead: No Man's Land, the TWD:NML official online forum community, and/or Next Games. Then consider submitting your opinions to the executives at AMC Networks.

Executive Contact Information

Whether you'd like to reiterate or elaborate on the information you've provided on this petition, sending your comments directly to an AMC executive is a sure way to bring critical attention to the ever-increasing number of displeased Next Games customers. The executives listed below make up the branch of AMC Networks linked to the Next Games partnership. Feel free to contact any or all of them.

Josh Bergrr, Sr. VP, Media Management at AMC Networks
josh.berger@amcnetworks.com
LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bergerjoshua

Felix Cisneros, Media Technology & Operations Executive at AMC Networks
felix.cisneros@amcnetworks.com
LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/felixcisneros

Kirk Linden, VP, Digital Partnerships & Operations at AMC Networks
kirk.linden@amcnetworks.com
LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirklinden

Tell a Class Action Litigation Specialist

Just by submitting a simple contact form to an experienced class action lawfirm, the attornies specializing in consumer class action litigation will have an idea of the potential to recruit plantiffs for the case based on the influx of inquiries. This petition will also be available to said attornies for the purposes of grouping legitimate violations to consumers and weighing the case against Next Games. If you have made purchases within the The Walking Dead: No Man's Land and feel the product you have purchased has been misrepresented in any way (e.g. through flaws or Next Games' failure to communicate product issues), then post your claims on this petition and send them to Caddell & Chapman lawfirm (linked below). The form is simple and can be completed within a few minutes.

The Caddell & Chapman lawfirm has been specializing in National Class Action and Complex Litigation cases since 1985. Visit the following link to report consumer fraud violations Caddell & Chapman: http://www.caddellchapman.com/class-action-lawsuits/

 

Next Games has increasingly scrambled to hide the evidence of customer complaints on the online forum community for The Walking Dead: No Man's Land. As consumers who have put our trust into the developers of a product, it is vital to the future standards of fairness and protection within maintained within the mobile game industry that the violations of our trust, the violations of transactions we have made to support Next Games and AMC Networks, be heard by the masses. Please take a moment and share this with anyone you feel has also been wronged by Next Games.