One of Twitch's most-viewed games was suddenly delisted on Steam, but the developer says it'll be back 'soon.'
One of the most popular new games on Twitch can no longer be purchased on Steam. It's not known why Only Up was delisted, but it happened after an artist accused the game of using a 3D model they made without permission, leading to speculation that Valve gave it the boot over copyright infringement concerns.Only Up takes after games like Getting Over It and QWOP, and more directly the.
A day before Only Up's store page disappeared from Steam, digital artist Aboulicious accused it of using a 3D model that they made."The currently very successful game #OnlyUp has at least one asset from me,"the artist alongside an image of their model and one of Only Up's promotional screenshots, in which the model clearly appears.
The 3D model, which depicts an anime-style character holding a blanket in the wind, is free to download on, but Aboulicious approved it for non-commercial use only under the Creative Commons licensing structure. Only Up is decidedly commercial: It cost $10 at full price, and its Twitch popularity sent it to the Steam top sellers list. It had been discounted for the Steam Summer Sale before it was pulled.in an Only Up update yesterday.
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