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it is the other way around. there is no requirement to provide a binary, but if we do have the binary, the source code needs to be provided as well

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The license file in the source says it's CC BY-4.

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CC4 for the graphical assets
GPLv3 for the programming code

Also see https://itch.io/post/13347732

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But not in the same download as the binary. Even burning it on a DVD where you pay for shipping and the DVD would be a viable way of providing the source code.

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this only applies to distribution in a physical object (section 6c.1 of the gplv3) but what applies here is (at least how i see it) section 6d which reads as follows:

> Convey the object code by offering access from a designated place (gratis or for a charge), and offer equivalent access to the Corresponding Source in the same way through the same place at no further charge.

(this is only an excerpt)

the "equivalent access" is what i think is not given, since we have gratis access to the binary, but not to the source code.

but they promised to clear that up soooo...
cute game btw