Roots Of Pacha Taken Off Steam In Dispute Between Developer And Publisher
The developer behind the farming and life simulation game Roots of Pacha, Soda Den, recently took to social media in order to explain the sudden disappearance of the Steam page, pointing to an ongoing "dispute" with publisher Crytivo. According to Soda Den, “Crytivo went to Valve and authorized them to remove Roots of Pacha from Steam without our knowledge or consent.”
In a statement released on Twitter, Soda Den claimed that Crytivo had taken the decision to remove the game from Steam of its own accord. The announcement went on to say that Soda Den had in fact been embroiled in a dispute with Crytivo concerning the rights to Roots of Pacha, noting that both companies had so far been working to resolve the matter without coming to a confrontation.
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"As you may have noticed, the Roots of Pache Steam page is temporarily offline," Soda Den explained. "We are sad to report that we have been engaged in a dispute with Crytivo over the rights to Roots of Pacha. We worked hard to amicably resolve our issue with Crytivo internally. Instead of working with us to address the issue, Crytivo went to Valve and authorized them to remove Roots of Pacha from Steam without our knowledge or consent.”
Soda Den reassured fans and followers that development of the game would continue regardless of the dispute. "While we work out our issues with Crytivo, we'll continue developing Roots of Pacha with the same energy we've always put into it. We couldn't be any more thankful for the overall reception of the game. We're currently working on a roadmap and are excited to say it'll be ready for you next month!”
Crytivo responded to the claims with its own statement, saying that it had
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