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Crowdfunded Bullet-Hell Game Steam Pirates Court Case Concludes After Four Years, Developer's Claims Rejected
A legal dispute spanning over four years involving Steam Pirates, a bullet-hell shooter that raised over ¥10 million on crowdfunding, has concluded with the developer's claims dismissed. The developer had sued those responsible for unpaid development costs, but the countersuit resulted in a protracted legal battle; the court ultimately rejected both the development fee claim and damages request. The studio has stated it will move forward despite the outcome.
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What we know
- Steam Pirates raised over ¥10 million via crowdfunding but remained unfinished due to unpaid development costs
- The legal case extended beyond four years after the developer was countersued, turning into a complex dispute
- The court rejected the developer's claims for unpaid development fees and damages compensation
- The development studio indicated it will continue despite the unfavorable court ruling

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