so im just gonna let this game speak for itself

[crazyed345]

I just tend to lurk but even I have to say that jungle girl looks like the one from that purple monkey statue commission A20 did a while ago as you all said just now...wonder if A20 already seen this...

[Boggy Man]

Yup, the jungle girl is definitely a copy of A20's work, with a few alterations:

Jungle Girl Comparison.png

[Cuthbert]

Definitely a case of thievery. I don't know how the fella that did the original art should proceed. I'm thinking he should contact the administration of that game site and report it.

[A20]

Hmmm, interesting. I could contact them about the art theft, though I don't really want to go through the hassle contacting them and revealing my identity. Or I could look at it this way. People who played the game for free might be interested in looking for quicksand-related things and find my artwork eventually

[Cuthbert]

You could post in the forum section,if there is one. State the fact that this art was obviously copied from yours. Then users would know where to find
The rest of your art.

[YerK]

I really don't like guessing games. I tried to play this one, but while I could find some of the clickable items, and use them in some of the puzzles, I don't know that I got anywhere near finishing the puzzle.

[Korv]

Not to rezz an old topic for no reason but I think it's safe to say Kuro could've made this kind of game and done way better at it. In fact, I'm surprised he hasn't.

[Lintime Sinker]

Funny Game !
I'm 3rd (32787pts)
http://www.wowescape.com/highscore/quic ... scape/4547

The sinking is stopped at the head unfortunately.
We have all the time to save her...

[Lintime Sinker]

Oh, I'm 17th now !
Nobody others has tried this funny game ?

[Fred588]

Definitely a case of thievery. I don't know how the fella that did the original art should proceed. I'm thinking he should contact the administration of that game site and report it.

In a case of this type it is the owner of the copyright who can take action. That is USUALLY the person who actually did the work. If a work was done for hire, which means a client paid the artist for the work (in full) then in the absence of some other agreement the copyright USUALLY passes to the client. A copyright can also be transferred to a third party or a work can be placed into the public domain by the person who owns the copyright.