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Teasing a game has long been a time-honored method of drumming up some interest prior to release. Unfortunately, in the year of our lord 2026, it’s also a great way to get your game ripped off and distributed before you have a chance to release if yourself.
Such was the fate of Needle in a Haystack, an upcoming game from a developer who goes by NasNakarus on X and releases games under the rubric of Studio Bitdot. Earlier in the week, the developer posted this tweet:
Our first thought that was that this idea looks like it’s really taking the whole meditative, repetitive gameplay thing to an extreme—a thought that also occurred to others, much to the developer’s delight. The second was that this looks like it’d be awfully easy to copy—and, depressingly enough, we also weren’t the only ones to think that, either.
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Such was the fate of Needle in a Haystack, an upcoming game from a developer who goes by NasNakarus on X and releases games under the rubric of Studio Bitdot. Earlier in the week, the developer posted this tweet:
Our first thought that was that this idea looks like it’s really taking the whole meditative, repetitive gameplay thing to an extreme—a thought that also occurred to others, much to the developer’s delight. The second was that this looks like it’d be awfully easy to copy—and, depressingly enough, we also weren’t the only ones to think that, either.
Man Teases Most Infuriating Game Ever, Roblox Vultures Immediately Steal His Idea
Never say anything about anything, ever.
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