Earwen1
Well-Known Member
First of all, I am not really sure if this is the right place for my question, so please forgive me if it is not.
I have found and tested a game called 'Roman Empire' released by a company called 'Qumaron' (extern URL).
The design of that game (not the images of course, but the way the mechanics work) is so very similar to Elvenar, that I first had the impression that it was an @InnoGames production. Needless to say it is not.
So my question is: is this "Roman Empire' by Qumaron a legal copy? Or is it an infringment?
The main reason for me to ask this is because I do not want to use stolen content, that is a personal thing of importance to me.
Two screenshots:
1. The knowledge Tree, they call it the science tree, is very alike and works the same way, with science points, as they call it.
All devided into chapters.
2. City expansions, including the need to build cultural objects in order to build manufactories, troop facilities and food production.
Food production that has the same way of importance as we know it in Elvenar.
I have found and tested a game called 'Roman Empire' released by a company called 'Qumaron' (extern URL).
The design of that game (not the images of course, but the way the mechanics work) is so very similar to Elvenar, that I first had the impression that it was an @InnoGames production. Needless to say it is not.
So my question is: is this "Roman Empire' by Qumaron a legal copy? Or is it an infringment?
The main reason for me to ask this is because I do not want to use stolen content, that is a personal thing of importance to me.
Two screenshots:
1. The knowledge Tree, they call it the science tree, is very alike and works the same way, with science points, as they call it.
All devided into chapters.
2. City expansions, including the need to build cultural objects in order to build manufactories, troop facilities and food production.
Food production that has the same way of importance as we know it in Elvenar.