Since if you don't, you basically won't hold any possessive rights (what the user can and can't do) over the game when it's on a user's computer.
YoYo Games are just saving you the trouble of making it yourself
Declaring the use of GameMaker in your creations?
Started by toastybuns, Jun 27 2012 10:28 PM
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Jobo
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Posted 03 July 2012 - 12:14 PM
If you release a game of your own (not made in GameMaker) you would typically include a EULA you've created yourself.
Since if you don't, you basically won't hold any possessive rights (what the user can and can't do) over the game when it's on a user's computer.
YoYo Games are just saving you the trouble of making it yourself
Since if you don't, you basically won't hold any possessive rights (what the user can and can't do) over the game when it's on a user's computer.
YoYo Games are just saving you the trouble of making it yourself
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Posted 03 July 2012 - 03:11 PM
FWIWiOS/Android, I'd just include the EULA on disk. If someone's going to copy/mess around with it, then they'll see it.
Both Apple and Google's EULA already include a statement prohibiting reverse engineering/decompiling.
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Posted 03 July 2012 - 07:54 PM
Mike, thank you so much for clarifying my points. You've answered everything comprehensively and have won yourself a customer 
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