How ILLEGAL Is The IMPOSSIBLE Cuphead RIP-OFF?

so cuphead huh when I made my video on Enchanted portals a few months back I truly truly thought it would be a quick oneandone flip in the Channel's history and I would just move on well I was wrong about that very wrong not only did that video do way better than I ever thought it would but shortly after the release of that video not one but two different cuphead clones were brought to my attention the first of these is the last cup which looks interesting the characters look like weird cuphead Sonic OC's and the animation is pretty questionable across the board however the backgrounds actually look really nice and there's always a chance this game could be fire guess we'll just have to wait and see on that front although putting cup in the title of your cuphead clone might be the most on the- noos thing of all time so my hopes are not very high however this video is not about the last cup which should have been obvious considering one it doesn't look illegal and two isn't even out how would I even talk about it no the game we're talking about today is the other cuphead clone that was brought to my attention although this one was a couple months after the whole Enchanted portals thing a cuphead clone that's so bad so ugly so soulless that it makes Enchanted portals look like how cuphead looks two Enchanted portals if that even makes sense the game we're taking a look at today that has been the Talk of the Town in the cuphead community is none other than rubber hose Rampage no you're not having a stroke that is Mickey Mouse is the playable character in this game that's right we're going there strap in everyone it's time for an exciting episode of oh yeah talks about copyright in the public domain for like 20 minutes then you hit the Subscribe button I don't know how that last part got in there but uh something tells me you should listen to it h yeah you know hit subscribe hit subscribe actually scratch what I said like 2 seconds ago I'm going to need you to unbuckle your seat belt real quick because I just realized I have more stuff to talk about this video is about much more than just rubber hose Rampage and what my thoughts on it are this video is going over everything or at least most of everything we're talking about the dev a little bit the actual game and more importantly just how illegal rubber hose Rampage actually is now because we're talking about law which is a big scary topic I just want to make sure I am crystal clear here this video is for entertainment purposes only this is not a definitive legal look at rubber hose's Rampage even if there is potentially stuff in the game that could be seen as illegal I highly doubt it get taken down anyway because realistically who actually cares this is a $5 game on the Windows store made by one guy it's not the end of the world if it steps on the toes of a multi-billion dollar Corporation or two also I'll probably get some stuff wrong in this video just putting that up there right now so once again entertainment purposes only we're just here to talk a little bit we'll obviously go over more of this during the actual video you're about to watch but I just wanted to get that out of the the way as soon as possible just keep in mind that it's not that serious and we're just here to laugh and have a good time okay now that we have that out of the way I kindly ask you to pick up that seat Bel and strap in again this is a story of copyright the public domain and a cuphead clone that may or not be impossible for a human to beat not joking about that by the way we'll talk about it later this is the potentially illegal potentially impossible Mickey Mouse cuphead clone rubber hose Rampage all right where do I even start with all this hose's Rampage was announced on January 1st of this year which if you didn't know for some reason after all the media attention it got this was the date that Mickey Mouse finally entered the public domain after years of Disney finding legal loopholes and workarounds to keep the mouse in the mouse house as long as the Mickey Mouse design being used came directly from the steamboat willly short film using Mickey Mouse in any commercial product was officially fair game when anything popular enters the public domain it's safe to assume a wave of slop trying to capitalize on it is soon to follow something similar happened when Winnie the Pooh entered the public domain a few years ago which gave us such masterpieces as the horror film Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey when it came to Mickey Mouse however zero time was wasted getting said SLO out to the public the day the rat entered the public domain multiple horror films and games were announced immediately what's up guys and welcome to Captain Willie now this is a brand new Steamboat Willie horror game where apparently we're working on Captain Wily's ship and uh things go horribly wrong it was truly a wild day to be on the internet I'll just say that however the crown jewel of all Mickey Mouse slop actually flew under the radar for a few weeks until it finally started getting attention of course I'm talking about rubber hose Rampage the trailer for the game featured traced animations Jank gameplay and a completely broken aesthetic style consisting of stock image backgrounds and the titular rubber hose animation style now as soon as I saw this game I knew it was something special so I made a video on my second Channel going over the trailer and giving my quick unscripted thoughts about it this actually prompted a response from the dev which was pretty funny not going to lie the game already had a steam page up when I first saw it which stated that it would be dropping in early February so I waited patiently for a game of the year to finally drop so I could play it for myself after a long and painful wait the day finally arrived however when the countdown on the steam page ended the game Never released I waited some more but had no luck rubber hose Rampage did not release at least not on Steam under everybody noses the game had actually released about a day earlier than expected over on the Microsoft Windows store of all places so if the game was finished and released already Why didn't it drop on Steam well for those who don't know when releasing a game on Steam you need to pass a series of approvals in order for your game to be sold on the steam storefront however for some reason you're allowed to have a steam page up and running with an active release date before the approval process is finished in the case of rubber hose Rampage and this is coming straight from the dev by the way the game will will automatically be released on Steam as soon as the game passes the approval phase there is so much trash and shovelware on Steam so I just find it funny that out of all games rubber hose's Rampage made them stop and take a closer look who knows if it'll ever actually release on Steam at this point but I'd say it's probably unlikely in fact a yeah from the future here I have a bit of an update on this situation and by update I mean there is no update the damn game still isn't out on Steam I wrote pretty much everything you've heard up until this point back in February and now it's [ __ ] March the page is still up but they refuse to clear the game for approval rubber hose Rampage is literally stuck in a never-ending steam Purgatory which is probably the funniest outcome being real but forget about all that we have the handy dandy Windows store I genuinely hate buying stuff on here it just feels wrong but anything for rubber hose Rampage right so after weeks of waiting having to buy it on a platform other than Steam and hyping myself up for a banger ass game let's see what rubber hose Rampage is all about out is what I would say if I could even [ __ ] beat this game all right I've pretended for long enough that this video is a gameplay breakdown it's not about that because I can't beat the [ __ ] game rubber hose Rampage is one of the most unfair downright impossible games I have ever had the experience of playing for reference to my knowledge not a single person has uploaded a video of the entire game without cheating in some way shape or form is what I would say if this was February but it's March now and things have changed all right so apparently the game received a patch at some point in between when I started working on this video and now which made the game just possible enough to finally beat it I am like genuinely convinced the release version of the game is impossible huge shout out to Fem bonds for not only covering the game on release but also beating the patched version of the game so yeah the game is technically not impossible but I'm still under the impression that the launch version of the game probably is impossible if not nearly impossible anyway all the footage you're seeing from me in this video I used cheat engine to get it and once again huge shout out to Fem bonds who I painstakingly watched learn cheat engine on stream so I could do it myself that program is genuinely archaic bro not every boss is unfair but it's definitely the majority of them and I absolutely could not have gotten some of this footage without cheating reminder that this is all pre patch by the way maybe I could beat it all now but I kind of never want to open rubber hose Rampage ever again so we are not doing that I knew almost right away after playing the first couple bosses that this video could not be like my enchanted portals video as much as I'd love to break this game down Boss by boss and tell you why it sucks I'd feel stupid doing that for a game I couldn't even beat no this video is about something completely different than the enchanted portals video we're going head first into the legality of this [ __ ] as you can tell from just looking at any boss in this game all the animations are traced from existing rubber hose cartoons the safe thing would be to assume that all the cartoons being traced here are also in the public domain like Mickey Mouse but even with that in mind I still see a lot of people call this game the illegal cuphead clone so I wanted to test that claim and just see how illegal rubber hose's Rampage truly is so I worked with a group of people shout out Cam and trumu tirelessly for days to find almost every single animation that was traced to make this game yes we are crazy some of them were pretty easy to find While others were definitely a bit of a [ __ ] nightmare let's just say that so I've taken it upon myself to go through each and every Source we found and find out once and for all how much of rubber hose's Rampage is actually in the public domain here's how this is going to work I'm going to go over each of the 21 bosses in this game in order of appearance talk a little bit about the content of the fight from a visual and gameplay standpoint sometimes then we'll get into where it's traced from and if it's actually legal to use I feel like the answers for some of these will genuinely surprise you all and it should be a fun time making fun of this awful cuphead clone while we're learning about the history of some of these rubber host cartoons so yes I will be talking a little bit about the game play but considering I couldn't even beat the game this isn't the focus here now that we have that out of the way instead of hopping into the first boss of the game I actually want to talk about the playable characters themselves Mickey and Minnie Mouse okay so obviously the depictions of these characters are completely legal within the context of the public domain some of you may be thinking that Mickey needs his iconic Steamboat hat in order to actually be public domain but he actually loses that hat pretty early into the short so no hat for Mickey is fair game obviously Mickey Mouse isn't the issue here which is very weird to say out loud going to be real there is an issue here however these are literally just edited cuphead Sprites if you were to Overlay these two character sprites you would immediately see that the entire body of Mickey and rubber hose Rampage is taken straight from cuphead so it's safe to assume the rest of the Sprite sheet is also probably taken from cuphead as well the main difference here is obviously the head and the fact that they hold a gun instead of shooting from their fingers but still there's no way this is legal right cuphead is easily the furthest away from entering the public domain compared to everything else being us used and I'm just surprised that the Microsoft store of all places allowed this game to go up you know considering that cuphead is literally owned by them the gameplay move set is also identical to cupheads which obviously they don't own technically but it just adds to everything else here so yeah using Mickey Mouse a okay stealing cuphead Sprites probably not just going to assume that one is probably a nogo with that elephant finally out of the room we can now move on to the actual interesting part of this video just how legal are the bosses in rubber hose Rampage number one Flight of the Bumblebee this boss features a stretched out stock image of a transparent PNG of a beehive but that's not what we're here to talk about no we're talking about what's inside the hive the actual B boss itself huge shutout to reverse image search for somehow working when actually trying to find the origin of this one but the animation being traced here comes from a 1942 short called eaten on the cuff of the moth who came to dinner which is better a bunch of bugs in a house or something the Beast start sword fighting with their Stingers at some point which is where the animation from rber hose Rampage is Trace from now is this short in the public domain probably your first and my first thought was that of course it wasn't Steamboat Willie which dropped in 1928 literally just entered the public domain how would this short be part of that if it came out nearly 20 years later well this leads me to the wild world of companies sometimes just don't give a [ __ ] and don't new copyright for old works this short actually entered the public domain a long time ago back in the 1970s surprisingly if Warner Bros the company that published the short bothered to renew the copyright it would still be out of the public domain to this very day but I guess they just thought it wasn't worth it you're going to be hearing this explanation a lot moving forward a good chunk of these animations just never got their copyright renewed speaking of number two the little piggy incident all right off rip I just want to talk about how incred L [ __ ] this boss fight is this is the fight that made me quit trying to beat this game legit the first phase easy as hell no issues there the second phase though good [ __ ] luck buddy the amount of unfair insane bullet spam on this part is incredibly dire luckily I don't have to talk about this stupid boss fight anymore instead I get to talk about this Jolly little $25 the state fair piggy dancing on the bottom of the screen look at this pig no seriously just look at him take a look at him take a nice look at this pig okay what are your immediate thoughts about this pig do they look like any specific character do they remind you of somebody if you said Porky Pig you'd be wrong no this is actually traced from the iconic character of one of the three little pigs from 1943's the three pigs in a paa specifically Pig number two right so let's talk about this as you could probably tell from the art style this is a looney tone short which is also why the pigs in this look almost identical to Porky Pig this short lost its copyright and entered the public domain the same way the last one did so even though the character of Porky Pig isn't public domain these three little pigs that look literally the exact same are in the public domain I was like hard convinced this was going to be the first case of illegal boss but rubber hose's Rampage is still clean for now here's the weird part about this boss though the iconic 2 on this Pig shirt was completely removed when they traced it for rubber hose Rampage however they didn't just leave the shirt blank the dev decided to put a new design on the shirt of the pig reverse image searching said design reveals that it's the logo for a band called The String Cheese Incident no changes or anything it is literally the exact same logo the name of this boss fight which is very funny by the way is a play on the name of this band so this brings me to a new question is this legal like it can't be legal to just use the logo of an existing band in a video game right it's not like the band is inactive or something they're going on tour this year maybe the symbol comes from a stock image library or something but every Google search result I found links it straight to the band we'll leave this as an I don't know for now maybe the dev personally asks the band if he could use the logo who knows man that probably didn't happen but you got to keep an open mind for [ __ ] like this anyway enough of the little piggy incident let's move on number three Walts of the flowers this is another [ __ ] terrible bullet spam boss fight where boss moves back and forth in the bottom of the screen the entire time which also describes like 90% of the fights in this game not a joke by the way this game is next level dire anyway this boss has three different phases that each have wildly different looks but don't worry we found them all starting with phase one this small dancing flower thing comes from 1935's commi color cartoon summertime this one is a little weird but as far as I can tell this short is in the public domain the guy who made it UB I Works used to work at Disney before split off and making a set of 25 cartoons on its own the details on the ownership of these cartoons is kind of up in the air as MGM might own them since they worked as a distributor for some of the shorts but regardless I doubt they would even bother renewing copyright I think it's safe to say that any of the commic color cartoon [ __ ] is probably free reign although questionably so we'll give that one a maybe but leaning towards it being in the public domain the other two phases actually come from the same Source thankfully a source that may be a real first illegal thing in rubber hose Rampage these two phases are traced from another 19 1935 short called flowers for Madam which is a Looney Tune short owned by Warner Brothers however unlike the other Warner Brothers stuff that I've talked about so far as far as I can tell this short is not in the public domain I've checked countless lists and done multiple Google searches but as far as I can tell the short is still very much owned by the WB since I didn't get a clear 100% answer though we'll classify this as another maybe but heavily leading towards it not being public domain although I'm not 100% sure obviously there's definitely a chance it could be public domain I could have missed something but this is definitely the first sus thing ignoring the band logo I guess now seriously what was up with that number four pastoral symphony this boss is really [ __ ] weird the chicken in it becomes like a UFO or something I don't know man this game is weird but who cares about that is the chicken in the public domain the chicken comes from a 1930 short called swing you Sinners which was done by Max fer I feel like this is a really iconic cartoon of the era even if I had never watched it before making this video I had definitely seen clips of it before though anyway as far as I can tell this short is in the public domain the internet archive says it is and I can't find any real sources saying the contrary so if anyone in the audience wants to make a video game starring this stupid chicken go ahead sell it for $1,000 on the steam storefront or the window store probably the window store number five spring song cow goes back and forth on screen and does funny dance just Peak boss design come on guys said cow is from a 1935 short called Molly mu cow and the Indians which is probably most definitely racist in some way probably same deal here as a lot of these shorts no copyright renewal was ever done here so as far as I'm aware this one is public domain number six camel walk camel goes back and forth and spits green [ __ ] at you haha I love this game I was like super positive this one was original for a little bit specifically because the line work is super shaky and the animation is kind of nothing but they do in fact come from something an animated short called [ __ ] in Egypt from 1930 this short is from the waffle the cat and Dawn dog series of cartoons which you've probably never heard of before in your entire life I think that says enough about how successful these characters ended up being in the long run anyway obviously this short is now public domain due to ownership being wonky and no copyright renewal being done the sun in this boss fight is also from that call me color summertime short we talked about earlier number seven my boxing kangaroo big fan of how this boss fight features a stock image of a koala as a main enemy in this fight really just puts on full display how dire rubber hose Rampages art style truly is anyway the kangaroo in this fight surprisingly comes from a source that actually predates Steamboat Willie this makes it the first thing on this list that is definitively 100% in the public domain zero funny business the source is 1920s the boxing kangaroo which is kind of crazy considering it is literally over a hundred years old so yeah that one's pretty self-explanatory number eight the lizard going from 1920 all the way up to 1940 we have this lizard boss this the source for this one is a Warner Bros animation called CrossCountry detours but there's probably a significantly higher chance you recognize this animation from a YouTube compilation of the sexiest cartoons ever produced by mankind in fact it's genuinely kind of hard to find the full short on YouTube but it's damn easy to find uploads of the lizard scene on the contrary in regards to if this short is in the public domain or not this is probably the one I'm the most up in the air about I couldn't really find a concrete Source saying that it enter the public domain however I did see some stuff saying it was part of it this is another maybe I could very easily see this short getting roped in with the little piggies one and never getting its copyright renewed for some reason so this one is probably fine probably number nine ride of the owls this one is likely just comprised of traced stock art so I can't really say anything about it it's almost 100% fine though the only thing to note is that the moon in this boss comes from a 1902 short film called a trip to the moon which is obviously public domain number 10 the Charleston I'm just going to be straight up about this one we could not find the source for this boss fight at all the issue with this one is that there is a very high chance that the animations being traced here are from a completely unrelated short from the desert theme of this boss fight when you reverse image search it this is not a joke you get [ __ ] pictures of jumbo Josh instead I cannot Escape you so yeah if anyone at home recognizes this random animation that has been given to this stupid Cactus drop a comment so we can figure out this mystery for good realistically though this one is probably fine the actual character design here here is definitely original and there's a higher chance that the animation is from a public domain Source than not anyway we're now about halfway through the bosses that rubber hose Rampage has to offer let's do a quick mid video recap before we dive into the next section we went over 10 bosses seven of which were made by tracing public domain rubber host cartoons we had one boss which used a source I wasn't sure of and left up in the air one boss that we literally could not find the source for and one single boss that maybe used copyrighted material oh and a band logo which is still debatably the most illegal thing featured thus far I'm not going to lie for everyone calling this the illegal cuphead clone there sure hasn't been a lot of illegal content yet but like I said we're only halfway through this Anything Could Happen let's keep going number 11 Samurai lion I haven't actually talked about the actual game for a bit but that changes right now because holy [ __ ] this boss is evil the first couple phases are the usual Jank this game offers with its iconic run back and forth boss patterns but the last days is genuinely insane the titular Samurai lion flies into the air and spams ninja stars it is such an incredibly small window to survive during this that I salute anyone who is crazy enough to actually do it [ __ ] that noise I am not doing this one ever anyway how illegal is this thing well surprisingly the source for this one does not come from a normal rubber hose cartoon and instead comes from one of the earliest animes ever produced it's 1939 Ben Kai Tai USI waka this short has been redistributed on collections of old public domain anime before so I am fairly confident it is public domain the thing is the only parts that are taken from this short for rubber hose's Rampage are the body and the weapon of the Samurai guy the whole lion head is either traced from something completely different or is there attempt to make a rubber hose style character either way it's just one weird Frankenstein combo of things definitely copyright free though number 12 the monkey doodle doo this one is interesting because really don't know if it falls under the public domain or not it's one of those ones where finding a clear answer to it is really hard just because of how old and barely documented this [ __ ] is I'm leaning towards no but I actually have no solid answer regardless the source for this boss is a 1937 short called Swing Monkey swing for the time this short is actually quite well put together and the animation is really Charming just a fun one all around but the jury is still out of its public domain or not number 13 the dancing bear okay this is one of the very few bosses on this list that I am leaning super hard towards the source not being in the public domain we'll talk about it and you can come to your own conclusion but here are the facts you probably all know about Oswald the Lucky Rabbit he was a character created for a series of animated shorts in the 1920s by Walt Disney for Universal Pictures this was obviously before Walt went on to create his own company when Walt went on to create said company he wasn't able to take Oswald with him which led to the creation of Mickey Mouse to fill that void Oswald left but just because Walt left Universal Pictures didn't mean that they would just stop making Oswald cartoons there are a series of post Walt Disney Oswald shorts created by Universal Pictures to try and retain the characters popularity which didn't end up going all that well eventually years later Disney was able to get the rights for Oswald back and it's safe to assume that Disney got ownership of all the old Oswald shorts along with him okay now that we have that out of the way how does this actually have to do with rubber hose's Rampage well the dancing bear on this boss fight is actually Pete but not the public domain Steamboat Willie Pete no this is a direct Trace from a 1930s Oswald short called Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in Hell's heels because this short came out in 1930 and we can assume Disney probably still owns the copyright to it because it's [ __ ] Disney this is potentially our first almost certain case of something in this game not being public domain you may be thinking oh well Pete the character is public domain so shouldn't this be fine and the answer to that would be no only the versions from the shorts that came out in 1928 or prior are in the public domain every design that was created in the future from that point are still not on the table for free use I'm surprised it took this long but we finally have a pretty hard case against one of these boss fights you can say whatever you want about this game or it's Dev but you can't say they didn't at least try to do their homework when it came to public domain sources at least to an extent anyway with that out of the way let's go through the rest of these bosses real quick and wrap this up number 14 fase The Source on this boss is 1930s Looney Tunes Congo Jazz which lost its copyright due to no effort for being made to renew it I haven't talked about gameplay for a minute so I guess I should at least try and catch you up to speed here okay guys you are not going to believe this but this boss walks runs and jumps on the bottom of the screen for the entire fight truly Earth shattering gameplay going on in rubber hose Rampage number 15 the big bad wolf exact same source as that pig boss from earlier nothing else to say here other than it is indeed in the public domain next number 16 Night on Bald Mountain this is from once kind of an interesting boss layout wise like it's not the same back and forth [ __ ] pretty much every other boss fight has had so that's a plus anyway the witch in this boss comes from a 1933 Betty Boop short called Snow White the weird thing about this one is that Betty Boop as a character has not entered the public domain yet however multiple shorts with her in it have entered the public domain according to multiple sources such as this snow white short we're talking about now so I'm assuming the characters in the short that aren't Betty Boop our fair game but Betty Boop herself is still under copyright until 2026 oh and Felix the Cat is here for some [ __ ] reason who even cares bro now that we have that established it would be really stupid if they decided to use Betty Boop in one of these boss fights even though Googling the question is Betty boot public domain literally tells you when she will be in the public domain why in the world would they ever do that number 17 Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies oh oh oh that's literally just Betty Boop's head on some random body that we couldn't find but also doesn't matter because it's literally [ __ ] Betty Boop obviously this character is not fair game in regards to the public domain and won't be for another 2 years maybe because the bodies are so different they thought they'd be fine but that is just straight up Betty Boop's head so yes I'm pretty confident this is another illegal boss in rubber hose Rampage although Betty's copyright is kind of all over the place due to some dumb legal fights so who knows if this one actually matters in terms of the actual boss [ __ ] this fight dude the bullet spam on this boss in particular is genuinely so unfair I have no idea how anyone has beaten this godp speed to the soldiers that tolerate this game enough to do that number 18 the mad scientist this boss features Disney's The Mad Doctor Who is a public domain character due to some weird band [ __ ] that happened around the release of the cartoon in 1933 but that isn't the interesting part of this fight no the interesting part is that it straight up uses a depiction of Mr Hyde from a 1986 cartoon adaptation of the original book Dr jaekel and Mr hiy unless there was some weird [ __ ] going on here I have to assume that a cartoon made that recently is not in the public domain yet the story this cartoon is based on is in the public domain but that doesn't just automatically make these specific designs public domain as well I would say this is another case of a very questionable one but is definitely closer to being illegal than not at least in my opinion number 19 Hall of the Mountain King the monster featured in this boss fight comes from the summertime commic color cartoon we've already talked about multiple times before so obviously this guy is public domain the interesting part of this fight is the actual fight for once the first phase is absurdly long and easy with the snow King guy just walking back and forth like every other boss however as the music in the background kicks up so does the speed of the boss and if you don't kill him before he gets too fast he becomes Sonic the [ __ ] Hedgehog and bolts back and forth over and over until you die it caught me very offu when playing it for the first time let's just say [Music] that what the [ __ ] oh my God they're cooked literally what the [ __ ] number 20 A Christmas Carol we actually couldn't find the source of the Santa holding a whip anywhere however that is not the part of this fight that matters during one of the phases Frosty the Snowman appears on screen this isn't like a new interpretation of the character or something this is a onetoone trace from the original cartoon some small details are changed but still this one definitely cannot be legal right maybe the small changes are enough in the eyes of the law I'm not sure but that doesn't change the fact that is directly Trac from a copyrighted piece of work I swear to God this game got lazier with its sources being public domain the further they got into making the game anyway the final boss fight number 21 is just Pete from Steamboat Willie which you can probably guess where that lands in terms of being public domain so with every boss that out of the way let's wrap this up rubber hose Rampage is an interesting game it's garbage of course but just its existance is so fascinating to me but my thoughts aside does rubber hose Rampage truly deserve the title of the illegal cuphead clone well for the most part anyway surprisingly no the dev actually did a lot of work making sure that most of the sources being traced here were indeed from the public domain however there are enough slip ups and stupid mistakes here that if people wanted to call it the illegal cuphead clone I would not argue with them hopefully though you all at least learn that this game is slightly less illegal than you probably thought before once again I doubt anything's going to happen to this game or Dev nor do I want anything to happen to them I'm like 90% sure that they are pretty self-aware with this whole thing and it's been a funny little thing to talk about on here if this game was a mobile game it probably would have gotten almost no attention since most [ __ ] put on the Google Play Store is significantly more copyright infringing than rubber hose Rampages just some food for thought anyway see you all in 2028 when the game finally gets approved for release on Steam probably hopefully I won't be dead by then knock on wood I've been a yeah and I'll see you all next [Music] time

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