Whole lot of ink spilled about the failure of the Braid Anniversary Edition like it isn't a update to an over fifteen-year-old game that a lot of people already own through steam sales/humble bundle. And that, while it garnered a lot of critical success off a last-level twist and post-game secret ending, most people interested already know both because they've been heavily discussed in that fifteen year old time frame. And that it's creator has lost, to put it mildly, a lot of goodwill from both players and other developers due to his comments on social media.
There are a lot of structural issues facing games right now! I don't think they're what fucked over this game, though!