Recently, a netizen sparked a discussion on the forums questioning the promotional materials of a new mobile game, stating, 'It seems you don't even need to layer these images anymore'—a common way of checking for image plagiarism in the Chinese community. The main post provided two images that, when viewed side-by-side, show a striking resemblance between the new game's assets and old images from the 'Medium5' project.
Facing this blatant 'copycat' situation, many onlookers were confused, asking which games were involved. After savvy users clarified that the bottom image was released back in March while the top image came from a game that just launched its test or open beta, the consensus turned to accusations of direct asset theft.
The comment section quickly turned cynical. Fans of 'Medium5' expressed shock that their niche project was being targeted by other developers. Others criticized the developer, noting that such 'shameless small studios' are common offenders in the industry. The community continues to discuss the issue, reflecting widespread frustration toward studios that blatantly 'stitch' or steal external assets.
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