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Developer cancels public demo of its upcoming horror drinking game, fearing it will be instantly cloned by AI vibe coders: 'We sincerely apologise for the shor…
The developer of an upcoming horror drinking game has cancelled plans for a public Steam demo in favour of private preview sessions, citing concerns that AI vibe coders might use the demo's content to clone the game.
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The developer of the upcoming horror drinking game Drunken Goddess Reflux has scrapped a planned public demo on Steam, opting instead for private preview sessions. The change was motivated by worries that “AI vibe coders” could copy the demo’s content and instantly clone the game. Drunken Goddess Reflux is described as a “shot‑glass Russian roulette” experience in which players face an anime demon girl, with gameplay rules becoming increasingly bizarre as players consume more alcohol. The shift to private previews aims to protect the game’s unique mechanics from rapid replication.
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