The game itself isn't bad. It's quite nice, even, and probably worthy of some time if you're into such moods.

It's key developer, Sean Vanafart, however, has just proven himself to be an adorable DMCA-triggerhappy comrade, eager to strike the streamer of his game with a DMCA claim when he hears the streamer speak words that he finds to be offensive. Those offensive words don't have to be uttered on the stream of Vanafart's game, even. You can basically just say them on the street (or on a bridge, tsk tsk) some day, and - lo and behold - you just might find yourself with an adorable FalseCopyrightClaim in your mail next morning. Because why not.

Whether or not you like or dislike a given set of words often found to be offensive, you should perhaps consider if you really fancy this kind of copyright-law-abuse behavior, and if you really want to reward with your money a dev actively and eagerly engaging in it.

The game itself isn't bad. It's quite nice, even, and probably worthy of some time if you're into such moods. It's key developer, Sean Vanafart, however, has just proven himself to be an adorable DMCA-triggerhappy comrade, eager to strike the streamer of his game with a DMCA claim when he hears the streamer speak words that he finds to be offensive. Those offensive words don't have to be uttered on the stream of Vanafart's game, even. You can basically just say them on the street (or on a bridge, tsk tsk) some day, and - lo and behold - you just might find yourself with an adorable FalseCopyrightClaim in your mail next morning. Because why not. Whether or not you like or dislike a given set of words often found to be offensive, you should perhaps consider if you really fancy this kind of copyright-law-abuse behavior, and if you really want to reward with your money a dev actively and eagerly engaging in it.