An indie game developer who was blocked on Steam over “potential infringement” of his own work has finally received approval after submitting a license declaration to himself.
According to the developer, Steam’s review process flagged parts of the game for possible copyright concerns, even though the assets and content were created entirely by the developer.
To resolve the issue, he reportedly had to provide formal documentation confirming that he had permission to use his own work.
These systems are designed to prevent stolen or unauthorized content, but sometimes create frustrating situations for indie devs
たまに誤解される事を解いて置きます。
ダイノストーンにもWired Tokyo 2007にもパブリッシャーは付いておらず、チームや企業でもありません。
Daikichiの単独創作物で、ボードゲーム帝国もQlios inc.もDigital Ramen Studioもメンバーはダイキチ1人のインディーサークル名です。
Let me clarify something that's sometimes misunderstood.
Neither DinoStone nor Wired Tokyo 2007 have a publisher, nor are they part of a team or company.
They are Daikichi's sole creative works, and Board Game Empire, Qlios inc., and Digital Ramen Studio are all indie circle names with Daikichi as the sole member.