> Is this acceptable?
Why wouldn't it be acceptable? As long as you don't steal assets you should be free to write any computer program you want.
Why wouldn't it be acceptable? As long as you don't steal assets you should be free to write any computer program you want.
> Therefore, the systems or processes that make up the core of a game—generally referred to as the “game mechanics”—are not subject to copyright, even though the written rules, game board, card artwork, and other elements—often referred to as the “theme” of the game—may be. Game mechanics can be as simple as “roll dice and move a token along a track,” or far more complex. Regardless of the complexity or originality of a given game’s systems and processes, its game mechanics will likely not be protected by copyright.
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