Indie Game Developer Accuses Studio of Using AI to Rip Off His Viral Potato Peeling Game
An indie game developer has accused a fellow dev of using AI to rip off his game, a first-person, physics-based title where players peel potatoes.
Rip Off is a free arcade-style action game that arrived on iOS in 2011 and has since expanded to Steam. The game wears its inspiration openly, drawing heavily from Call of Duty's Zombies mode with familiar mechanics and weapon designs like the Ray Gun. Despite its straightforward premise as an unabashed homage to that formula, coverage suggests it delivers enough entertainment value to justify a download at its zero price point. The Steam release appears to have renewed attention for this indie take on wave-based zombie survival gameplay.
An indie game developer has accused a fellow dev of using AI to rip off his game, a first-person, physics-based title where players peel potatoes.
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