as Nintendo is ready to take down friend world because it imitates Pokemon Game Design Elements, Another high-profile lawsuit seems inevitable as Tencent announces Light of Motiram (Thanks Jason), a game that looks eerily similar to Sony’s horizon zero dawn.
To be clear, we’re not saying, “Oh, hey, this reminds us horizon.” It was more like, “Oh my gosh, what are they?” thinkingthis is outrageous! Light of Motiram In this case, you can safely type the words “total scam” without worrying about a letter from someone’s attorney.
It’s so blatantly funny that you have to wonder if this is an attention-seeking act, if it’s a deliberate prank on Sony’s part to see if Tencent can lure a court case that the media eagerly covers, then withdraw and change the design once things go wrong . Take a look at this screenshot, for example:
Yes, and Aloy! And those familiar robotic animals. In a post-apocalyptic world, nature takes over sci-fi architecture. Take a closer look at the robots not ridden by Aloy:
For context, here are the official screenshots of Aloy Horizon Forbidden West:
What nonsense!
motiramof official website Going a step further, some of the creature designs are highlighted. This is the fire:
By the way, here it is horizonof square angles:
What a coincidence!
Oh, come on, you’re already good, have another. This is pause(Honestly, I’m tired of scrolling up to see how it’s spelled) Cursed Yama:
This is horizonThe broad head:
I could do this all day.
This is made by Tencent developer Polaris Quest and is of course described as an “open world survival crafting game”, because isn’t that what it’s all about? So of course it won’t have an epic opening storyline horizon game, but use someone else’s aesthetic to make another tree punching simulation game. With that in mind, it’s likely to be very popular, although there’s no word on a release date yet. You have to assume Sony will catch up, and fast.
It’s kind of ironic, though, since this is Japan’s Sony Recently with friend world Founder Pocketpair creates a commodity companyright in the face of Nintendo’s wrath.
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