This game is a good example that mixing too many different fanbases doesn't work.
The goal of the Dev was clearly to make money from this game but he failed to achieve that goal with having so many different routes that no one would be satisfied with the amount of content he gets in an update and that is why the game failed to get supporters.
It's possible to have games with tons of routes, but it's probably best to finish 2 routes before moving to new routes, or at least move the 2 main routes along for a good distance. It's been implemented well with other games, and those games continue to thrive and stay supported. Maybe reach 75% or so of the 2 main routes, get those fans rolling, then while they're salivating, spend a couple updates working on another route. But yeah, if you spend each update trying to do 10 routes at once, it won't work out well. lol
