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Steam removes popular Chinese strategy game after Ark: Survival Evolved studio claims it stole their source code
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pcgamer.comThe sandbox strategy game Myth of Empires has been removed from Steam over allegations of copyright infringement, resulting in a DMCA takedown request. Myth of Empires developer Angela Game has so far declined to reveal who requested the game's removal, but documents viewed by PC Gamer indicate that it came from Studio Wildcard and Snail Games, the developer and publisher of Ark: Survival Evolved.
The takedown request says Angela Game was founded in 2020 by at least one former employee of Snail
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Lost Ark Is Offering Extra Founder's Pack Items If You Move To A Less Crowded Server
Lost Ark hit 500,000 concurrent players on Steam even before its worldwide release. It seems a lot of people pre-ordered the MMO's Founder's Edition and got their hands on the game a bit sooner than others. However, now that the game is officially out for everyone, the player count has shot through the roof, resulting in Lost Ark breaking into the top five of Steam's concurrent players list. But as with MMOs, server issues are always part of the launch problems – just ask New World.
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