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A digital gaming convention named Endix became an opportunity for key resellers to exploit. During the November 2025 event, certain users realized how easily they could get games to sell on gray market websites. This unfortunate vulnerability, while potentially short-lived, especially harms indie developers. One example among many includes Race Jam, which is currently on …

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Covering Roblox games has shown me that many developers prioritize quantity over quality to keep players’ attention. I often see this with popular games, where it feels as though the developer is worried about losing its audience. And in an attempt to prevent that, they burn themselves out crunching to add new updates weekly.

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The latest bankruptcy report for the Superfuse developer, Stitch Heads, provides new information like the potential of a company restart. Other details in this article include a vague reasoning for bankruptcy, a deal with Chucklefish, and when the bankruptcy process may end. Disclaimer: I’m not a lawyer and I had to rely heavily on Google …

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It isn’t unheard of to see game clones or copyright infringement in Roblox but the latest case I came across was Minecraft. A simplified version was built in Roblox using the same name and I saw it hit as high as 25,000 players at one time. It’s one thing to have a similar concept and …

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