One game in particular has been DMCA'ed by the devs because the Publisher whom I forgot the name disappeared for no apparent reasons. Even with the COVID-19 Excuse from Nacon.įrogwares did DMCA their own game and it's not the first time I saw a game get DMCA by the devs themselves.
in which case the "Unlawful" reason doesn't apply. A Developers has all rights to protect their IPs. They also removed the ads for Sherlock Holmes CH1, the More Games menu and the Exclusive watermark from GamesPlanet and just uploaded it as if it's theirs without their approval, hence why they kind of Ransomed Frogwares of 48 hours to sent them a Master build of the game for Steam or else they would do anything in their power within the "contract" that Nacon seems to not understand, seems to have been terminated in the eyes of the Law after trying to appeal the contract termination as they say "unlawful" which I say that's a BS reason if I ever saw one French Court.
(To my delight, I got an achievement for asking the imperial wizard to do a magic trick.) I didn’t find the game’s indictment of racism particularly stimulating but I applaud the developers for taking a stance against the more objectionable elements of their source material.Frogwares said in their blog post that the one logo Nacon removed and changed was the GamesPlanet logo for their own without changing the name of it and removed said logo in the Disclaimer part. Eventually, Reed crosses paths with the Klan. Indeed, it’s impossible to miss Oakmont’s vocal anti-immigration lot. Many of Oakmont’s suspicious, longtime residents practically spit the word “newcomer” at you, when you chat with them. But for those who may harbor reservations about Lovecraft (whose writings have inspired many video games) because of his anti-Semitic and anti-integrationist leanings, it should be said that “The Sinking City” puts the racism of 1920s America on display.
I found the game’s yarns about headaches, madness and monsters fairly tame. I enjoyed the game’s sleuthing mechanics but wished they had been served by a more engaging plotline than “The Sinking City’s” revisionary approach to the fancies of H.P. Sometimes clues can be interpreted in ways which will lead Reed to pursue different courses of action. There you can combine notecards with clues on them to draw different conclusions. Once you’ve gathered enough evidence from different sources you may visit your mind palace in the menus.
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