The developers of the multiplayer dungeon crawler, Dark and Darker, secured a favorable court ruling against Nexon's claims of copyright infringement. Ironmace, the game's creator, announced the court's denial of Nexon's request for a preliminary injunction, emphasizing that Dark and Darker did not violate copyrights or trade secrets.
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Legal Win Sets Stage for Steam Comeback
The court's decision, following a lawsuit that prompted Dark and Darker's removal from Steam, is seen as a significant victory for Ironmace. While the ruling doesn't explicitly guarantee the game's return to Steam, it marks a positive step forward and indicates the court's dismissal of Nexon's allegations.
Nexon Silent Amid Legal Setback
Nexon, the plaintiff in the case, has not responded to the recent court ruling, leaving the gaming community in the dark about the company's perspective. TheGamer has reached out to Nexon for comments, but as of now, there has been no official statement from the gaming giant.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding Dark and Darker's Steam availability, Ironmace is focused on further improving the game. Currently in early access, Dark and Darker is accessible through its official website and Chaf Games, a competitor to Steam. Ironmace expressed commitment to investing in the game's development, aiming to create a lasting and enjoyable gaming experience.
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