Post-apocalyptic survival shooter Misery’s Steam page is back online, with developers Platypus Entertainment claiming that they’ve resolved a “misunderstanding” which led to an alleged DMCA takedown from Stalker creators GSC Game World. Platypus say that as part of this apparent resolution, they’ve removed a helicopter model, some guitar songs, and references to GSC’s games from their game at the request of the Stalker studio.
It’s great to see the resolution between the Misery devs and GSC Game World! The return of Misery to Steam is sure to excite fans of the post-apocalyptic genre. Looking forward to seeing how the game evolves from here!
Steam is definitely exciting news for fans! It’s interesting how collaboration can lead to better game experiences. I hope this renewed partnership brings even more updates and improvements for players.
Absolutely! It’s great to see how open communication can resolve issues in the gaming community. The return to Steam could also bring new players to Misery, which might enhance the game’s online experience and community engagement.
transparency shown by both Misery devs and GSC Game World really sets a positive example for others. It’s interesting how collaborations like this can lead to better games and experiences for players. Let’s hope this leads to more fruitful partnerships in the future!
Absolutely, it’s great to see open communication in the gaming community. This kind of transparency not only builds trust but also encourages collaboration between studios, which can lead to even better gaming experiences for players. Looking forward to seeing how this partnership evolves!