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Turning people into mermaids by force is not a new idea and I don’t see that many similarities except for that and it being in a facility. It is just a coincidence.

obsessive2318 days ago(+2)

I mean not to be rude but the idea of being artificially turned into a mermaid seems like a pretty logical leap for a story using the fiji mermaid hoax as a jumping off point. I can think of a doll with that exact concept from 2016.

ishukawa18 days ago(+4)

Buddy, this game was published 6 days ago and that Reddit post you keep spamming in the comments was published 23 days ago. Do you genuinely believe it's possible to develop a game in only 17 days? 😐 Do you somehow truly believe that with AI, it's possible to develop a game that fast?

Furthermore, mutilating humans to turn them into monsters (most of the time in some sort of laboratory) is quite recurrent in horror. There's nothing to steal, that concept is super popular.

Please stop spamming the comments.

HereComesNaya18 days ago(-4)

"Do you genuinely believe it's possible to develop a game in only 17 days?"

With the slop machine assisting you? Totally.

Savaronii18 days ago(+3)

try making a game yourself in 17 days id like to see how far you can get

1PlumpPig18 days ago(+4)

Ever heard of a movie called "Tusk"?

LilAlien18 days ago(+1)(-2)

No concept is 100% new. No need to spam comments over it. People ARE going to enjoy, and love the game, and don't care even if AI had 1% in it.

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