Source Code is a PC action-adventure simulation with multiplayer components that launched in November 2024. Recent coverage has centered on security and preservation issues surrounding source code across the gaming industry rather than the game itself. A rumor circulating online alleges that a former RICOCHET Anti-Cheat employee leaked the anti-cheat's source code to cheat sellers following their termination, potentially explaining recent anti-cheat vulnerabilities. Meanwhile, the broader conversation around source code accessibility has shifted to preservation efforts - Unturned's developer released the zombie survival game's source code for non-commercial use, framing it as a way to ensure the game's longevity independent of future development decisions. These coverage threads highlight ongoing tensions between security, community control, and maintaining games long-term.
via GamingOnLinux
Always nice to see! The positively rated indie game made with Godot, Worlds Upon The Wind, has seen the full source code being released. Read the full article on GamingOnLinux .
via TechRadar Gaming
Blaze Entertainment has revealed that it uncovered hidden features in the source code for Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie while developing the Evercade Nexus ports.
via PC Gamer
The source files are freely available for non-commercial use.
via PC Gamer
In fairness, I have a lot of unfinished things marked JOSH TO-DO going back to 2011 as well.
via GameRiv
A claim doing laps on X right now says a disgruntled employee was fired from the RICOCHET Anti-Cheat team a few months back, then handed the anti-cheat’s source code to cheat providers for money, and that RICOCHET has been playing catch-up ever since. It is a tidy explanation for…