Developers want to exchange animations, and Epic sees no complicity

Under the Marketplace Distribution Agreement, each Marketplace Seller represents and warrants to Epic that it has the appropriate rights to upload its own Content. However, as with any Store that hosts Third Party Content, Epic is not in a position to independently verify such rights. Epic does not guarantee this to purchasers of such content.”

Of course, this doesn’t do much good for Archangel Studios. In plain language, Epic finally means you release any guilt and assume no responsibility takes over. The purchaser shall be responsible for the purchased content and thus bear the consequences of possible fraud. In order to disprove claims that the developers knew the animation actually came from the Elden Ring, they wanted to legally Replace problematic content now:

This is not satisfactory to us, so we made the decision to replace the store-bought assets in the next few days. (Some changes were in recent patches, more will come in the following days). This was definitely an important lesson for us, and for other indie developers as well, that assets In these stores they do not appear to have been purchased in good faith.”

Mixed opinions about Steam

Despite some outliers, the majority of commenters on Steam applauded developers Bleak Faith Forsaken’s statement. The game itself still can’t get past you Average balanced rating Out, of the roughly 1,300 reviews only about two-thirds are positive in nature.

Above all, technical aspects such as fouls or inaccurate score boxes are criticized. Of a more curious nature are the complaints Minute elevator ride, which players will encounter in the world of Blaak Faith Forsaken. If you are more interested in the Elden Ring after the story, you can look forward to the next DLC, For which we already have a lot of speculations and theories for you.