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As long as you honor the license you all agreed to and you own any IP not covered by copyright, I can't imagine what the complaint could be. Plenty of copies o
by Inhibit 4y ago
As long as you honor the license you all agreed to and you own any IP not covered by copyright, I can't imagine what the complaint could be.
Plenty of copies of games get charged for by people with no connection to them at all. Asking for a non-required purchase as the creator of software shouldn't feel weird.
Plus you'll be providing and updating the Steam release de facto providing nominal support. That's not free.
- Kiro 4y agoThank you for the reply! > you own any IP not covered by copyright How does this actually work? Game has a MIT license. I thought that meant that the brand and the art was also under MIT. I'm clueless about this stuff btw.