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Tencent quietly updates “slavish Horizon clone” Light of Motiram’s Steam page

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Tencent quietly updates “slavish Horizon clone” Light of Motiram’s Steam page

Vikki Blake 10/08/2025 14:21

Tencent has quietly removed, edited, and/or replaced key art on the Steam page of its upcoming adventure game, Light of Motiram, just days after Sony filed a copyright lawsuit. Read more…

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Tencent has quietly removed, edited, and/or replaced key art on the Steam page of its upcoming adventure game, Light of Motiram, just days after Sony filed a copyright lawsuit. Read more…
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