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also in the devs video he literally mentions how he took inspiration from those games.
And saying it's "inspired by" is just a way to get away with it because there's always idiots like you who believe it.
For Palworld, I say it's inspired and not a knockoff because the gameplay is completely different from Pokemon and the designs, while they look like they are Pokemon, they don't look *like* Pokemon.
This game has the same aesthetic as one Foddy game (player character looks to be an almost identical recreation, sans cauldron) and the same basic gameplay as another. It's not theft of code or anything (and I never said it was) but it is a clone/knockoff.
And I resent that you say I'm doing favoritism, as I don't particularly like Palworld.
TBoI and Minecraft also weren't made by the same person, unlike GIRP and Getting Over It.