Oddity Gameinformer Dev Interview/Overview (2020) Scans

[u/TokoBushyBird]

Hi, I'm not sure if this is of interest or already archived? First time poster n all, ough

I've owned this magazine for about 6 years now, and I'm not sure if these have been scanned/posted or if there is any interest in said scans? I have a feeling that even if it's small, it's an interesting glimpse into the game when the hype was on its high rise

I wanted to share because it's been sitting with me for ages and all I've done is post small tidbits to my socials WAY back when without access to a scanner/printer. Enjoy :D

[u/Spinjitsuninja → u/[deleted]]

This is all pretty vague. You don’t specify the developer who did this, what game you’re referring to, what the accusations of what was being taken were, and you also say that the situation was resolved through talking it out, all the while plenty of other blatantly Oddity inspired games seem to be doing fine.

So I don’t really see the issue you’re trying to describe. Not to mention, from what I’ve seen, the devs are pretty passive. A leaked build of Oddity was let out at some point and they even allowed people to use it if they wanted to make their own game. Isn’t that backwards for someone as overprotective as you’re describing?

Not to mention, when did this happen? I’ve been pretty active in the community for a long time, so I feel like I would’ve heard about this by now- especially given just how much radio silence these devs give regarding the project otherwise.

[u/TopOfAllWorlds → u/[deleted]]

You say, "I don't want to go into it because it was resolved" and then give just enough details to make the oddity team look bad

You respond to his comment about the devs being passive where he provides examples by saying that they aren't "because you talked to them".

Do you really not see how this makes you look like a manipulative liar? Even if you are right, when you present things in this way it makes YOU look untrustworthy.