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Which one is scarier?
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The official subreddit for the Godot Engine. Meet your fellow game developers as well as engine contributors, stay up to date on Godot news, and share your projects and resources with each other. Maintained by the Godot Foundation, the non-profit taking good care of the Godot project - consider donating to https://fund.godotengine.org/ to keep us going!

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Someone stole my fangame and earns money from it now
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• Someone stole my fangame and earns money from it now

So I basically made a fangame of another "IP", the creator is ok with fangames.

But someone basically stole the code of the game and pasted it on a website disguised as a "fan" site for the game. When its actually just my game, plus a huge library of stolen (it has among us and much more) or crappy flash games, and he just uses the name of my fangame because he knows it brings a lot of people on his site. Also when looking it up, mine no longer shows up first, but his.

My problem with this is I spent an entire year and more, working on this game, it is available for free and it also has an hmtl web version, but the fact that he earns money from it disguising it as a fan site while doing no work other than hosting the site is annoying me.

Can I even do anything about this? I am able to continue and go on with my life if not, it seems like one of those things you just have to accept...

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