There are a couple of quotes which particularly stand out

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Dark And Darker's Copyright Explained, And Why It Matters

Dark and Darker has been accused of asset theft by Nexxon, but the case is far more interesting than that

The case of Dark and Darker is a messy one, and there's very little to go off when determining who's right and who's wrong. However, even with the slivers of information we have, it's a fascinating case that raises the ethical question of who exactly owns an idea. Let's start with the facts we have, and go from there. A few years ago, Korean studio Nexxon was working on a variety of prototypes which it codenames with Ps; P1, P2, and so on. There's a Dark and Darker-style game called P3. Nexxon decides instead to make P7, so several of the devs working on P3 leave and form the studio Ironmace to make their own game - which, as you might have guessed, is Dark and Darker.

Nexxon is accusing these devs of stealing assets. That is, taking pieces of code or objects within the game that were built for P3 under Nexxon's roof, and reusing them without any compensation. Ironmace CEO Park Terence Seung-ha, on the other hand, contests that "our code was built from scratch," while their "assets are purchased from the Unreal marketplace", adding that it has already been audited by an outside agency. They admit the game itself is similar to P3, but then they were the ones who pitched it, designed it, built it. They took it to Nexxon, who threw it out, so they left and rebuilt it.

There are a couple of quotes which particularly stand out. This first is when Seung-ha notes "as far as we know you cannot copyright a game genre", which raises the interesting question of how much can a game be copyrighted at all. Characters involved, places, specific assets, sure. But how many games have we played involving grizzled soldiers in hostile warzones, brave knights opening chests of gold in dungeons, big burly warriors tearing apart anyone who comes near them? Games iterate on each other all the time, borrowing ideas and developing tropes cheap Dark And Darker Gold. The only difference here is Dark and Darker is not borrowing from an existing game, but from a prototype the devs themselves made.