fundraising efforts

TrendTechie
December 21, 2024
Gamers have been warned that "S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl" may soon be classified as prohibited content. Developers have removed the Russian voiceover, banned sales in Russia and Belarus, and are fundraising for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, leading to the blocking of the game's websites by Roskomnadzor for spreading extremist information. A major piracy platform has advised users not to expect a repack of the game due to concerns it may be classified as extremist, which could result in legal consequences for distributing it. The government can track users who purchase or distribute prohibited content, making it easier to identify sources and downloaders. The situation poses legal risks for sellers, piracy services, streamers, reviewers, and guide authors. Potential bans on purchases could be interpreted as financing terrorism due to the game's association with an organization labeled as extremist in Russia. If illegal content is found in the game, the implications would be more severe.
AppWizard
August 5, 2024
Squid Shock Studios, the developer of the game Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus, is facing challenges after their publisher, Humble Games, shut down, resulting in a loss of critical post-launch support. The studio lost access to essential systems on July 25th and can currently only manage the game on Steam, with console support still unavailable. To seek additional support, Squid Shock has launched a Patreon membership program with six tiers, starting at £1 per month, and has gained 22 paid members so far. They have also submitted a new patch to the QA team for version 1.1 of their game.
AppWizard
July 8, 2024
Summer Games Done Quick raised over .5 million for charity this year, with the funds going to Doctors Without Borders. The event has raised a total of million for various charities since it started 14 years ago.
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