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To be, or NOT to be.

A topic by DrTomorrow2025 created 30 days ago Views: 94 Replies: 3
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I have no idea where the line between fan fiction ends, and obvious copyright infringement. Thee are a few star trek themed games here, but none as bold as "my" projects that rely heavily on art from well known IP's. Am i completely wrong? If there a logical point, then a line? Can I just go forever? What will happen to a project that goes too far?

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Worst case, you get a takedown notice from Paramount. I'm not a lawyer, but fan fiction is a long-established practice.

the recent skydance mergers spook me, as they obviously have plans for ST.  I'm going where no game has gone before, i'm making a sim Enterprise. You never have to go home again! lol
Welcome aboard.

I'm not a lawyer either. But I guess you are fine as long as you make negligible money. 

If you make money, it's quite likely they'd want a piece of the cake. If you set out for making money I guess the Star Trek thing could be very helpful for marketing. Have you tried contacting them for a license?