
Recently, a player discovered a mysterious yellow sign located in front of the final reward pyramid in Ruin E-02 of Tower of Fantasy. Upon closer inspection, they found that when the text is flipped, it creates a visual that is unmistakably similar to the logo of the sports brand FILA.


After some investigation, it appears the FILA logo utilizes a specific font design that does not naturally generate the connected 'L' and 'A' seen in the in-game asset. Given the precise color treatment of the 'F', it seems the art team intentionally mirrored this look. This has raised concerns about unauthorized use of registered trademarks, which differs significantly from creative homages.
The community response was cynical, with many noting that this is far from the first time the game (affectionately/mockingly called 'Ta-Ta' by players) has been involved in asset controversies. One user reminded the community that the studio previously had to scramble to replace textures after being exposed for using a Canada Goose logo during a period of controversy surrounding the brand.
Netizens were blunt in their criticism, sarcastically asking if the studio has become too cheap or if their limited artistic capacity forces them to 'borrow' designs. Many expressed a sense of fatigue, noting that it has become almost a weekly ritual to witness yet another instance of the studio 'stealing' or 'lifting' assets from other sources.
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