as long as it’s not boring it’s fine?
Yes, games are a very broad category, and there will inevitably be similar features and gameplay at some point, such as most FPS games having guns where left-click shoots and right-click scopes. It’s important to distinguish between what is a ripoff and what is an innovation.
To summarize, you can clone other projects for educational and non-commercial purposes, but it’s better to avoid cloning for commercial projects.
Stealing ideas and concepts is okay as long as you don’t create a ripoff, but stealing products and code is a definite no.
Like calculus, perhaps they did not copy from each other. we either.
Back to the point, my goal is to develop a game with a personal touch.
This is… PURE IMPUDESE!
@boom.fish.blocky knows how to start a good conversation.
It isn’t bad for new devs because it lets them learn things and have a clear set of things needed to complete so their game is similar to the original