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A previous comment mentioned the MadOut games. I just now got it.. FlatOut .. MadOut.
Unfortunately because this is a playable "game", the "developer", assuming they paid properly for the asset, are allowed to try sell it on Steam. If this is a case of copyright infringement, Valve will only intervene if the request comes from the copyright holder.
I know, I've run into some very bad asset flips which were ripped off from source code under an open source license and the asset flipper directly breaches the license by charging money for it, even though the license directly forbids it. Valve still does nothing, despite me reporting it.
All we can do is ensure the message is spread through communities like Sentinels of the Store and Sturgeon's Law, and make sure that our reviews tell the truth about these bad products and bad actors and inform gamers so they can make the right decisions.
Subing is free where as this game costs.
Thanks for saving my coin.
Secondly, why is this game still on steam,
has the developer of the demo not taken action or whats going on?