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If, for example, I have a desire to buy out a project. I have the resources, the desire, extensive experience in game promotion, and a strong development team. And I can give this project a new breath of life. I appreciate this author's dedication and am ready to offer a fair amount. How can I get in touch and discuss this?

In principle, I’m even ready to buy this project to finish what we started, but at the same time, it shouldn’t be too similar to Ravenfield. Let them offer a price!

I think nothing will happen; if we’re going to sue, let’s sue all the games, since every game is a copy of one game or another. 

The game’s author did what everyone else does. He didn’t reinvent the wheel; he took the necessary implementations and started making the game. I also make games, and if I see someone doing what I do, I just accept it, and instead of complaining, I try to make it better — that’s what competition is all about. Players get only the best content as a result.

This is a different game, they all originated from the Ravenfield game, and now it's very easy to do this with AI ((

The project is very interesting, but as I understand it, the creator is tired of it because they don’t see any success in it — and that’s actually the case. I think the author should find investors or sell the game to more serious parties that have the resources to bring everything they’ve planned to life and to work on the marketing side, because one game isn’t enough!

This is a different game, they all originated from the Ravenfield game, and now it's very easy to do this with AI ((

Of course, I have nothing against it; it’s normal nowadays! And I can see that a lot has been done well in this game. But this game is a copy of Ravenfield. The animation, logic, user interface, sounds, and much more — all of it is similar to Ravenfield. Just an observation.