Valve has responded to the worrying trend of games being cloned using generative-AI and sold on Steam, but instead of admonishing those games or promising to do something about them, it appears to have put the onus on developers to make their games less copyable.
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Earlier this year, Swedish developer Liquid Swords released Samson, a GTA-ish, open world beat ’em up about dealing with debt, driving sturdy but battered cars, and saving your sister. It wasn’t received all that well, including by us, notably because it was quite broken. While subsequent patches did seek to address those issues, it doesn’t seem like it was quite enough, as the developer has gone bankrupt.