COPYRIGHT & IP

Everything created by Don't Say Game Studio LLC ("DSG") represents thousands of hours of design, programming, artwork, music, testing, and creative effort.

We're proud of what we've built—and we're excited to share it with players around the world.

This page explains what you can do with our content and what requires our permission.

Ownership

Unless otherwise noted, all content published by Don't Say Game Studio LLC is protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws. This includes, but is not limited to:

• Alien Siege: Earth
• WWII Commanders
• Future DSG games
• Game artwork
• Character designs
• Alien designs
• Ships
• Vehicles
• Animations
• Logos
• Website content
• Screenshots
• Trailers
• Music
• Sound effects
• Source code
• User interface artwork
• Icons
• Written content
• Documentation

All rights are reserved unless expressly stated otherwise.

What You're Welcome To Do

We genuinely appreciate players who help our games reach new audiences. Unless otherwise prohibited by law or platform policies, you are welcome to:

Stream Our Games

We encourage livestreams on platforms such as:

• Twitch
• YouTube
• Kick
• Facebook Gaming

Create Videos

Feel free to create:

• Reviews
• Let's Plays
• Walkthroughs
• Tutorials
• Strategy Guides
• Speedruns
• Challenge Videos
• Gameplay Highlights

Monetization through platform programs (such as YouTube Partner Program or Twitch) is welcome.

Share Screenshots

You're welcome to post screenshots of our games on:

• Social media
• Forums
• Discord communities
• Fan websites
• News articles

Create Fan Art

We love seeing the creativity of our community. You're welcome to create and share:

• Fan illustrations
• Digital artwork
• Cosplay
• Wallpapers
• Non-commercial fan projects

Please make it clear that these are unofficial fan creations.

Write About Our Games

Journalists, bloggers, reviewers, educators, and content creators are welcome to discuss and review our games.

You may quote small portions of publicly available written material when appropriate and lawful.

What Requires Permission

To protect our games and our community, the following activities require prior written permission from Don't Say Game Studio:

• Selling our artwork
• Selling our logos
• Redistributing our games
• Redistributing our music
• Redistributing our sound effects
• Republishing substantial portions of our website
• Creating commercial merchandise using our intellectual property
• Using DSG assets in advertisements
• Using our logos to imply endorsement or partnership

Please Don't...

We also ask that you do not:

• Remove copyright notices
• Claim our work as your own
• Repackage or redistribute our games
• Sell modified versions of our games
• Upload full copies of our games to other websites
• Extract and redistribute game assets
• Circumvent copy protection or licensing systems

Mods and Reverse Engineering

Unless we explicitly provide modding tools or written permission, our games may not be modified, reverse engineered, decompiled, or redistributed except where applicable law expressly permits.

We absolutely appreciate curiosity and technical interest—but please respect the integrity of our games and the work behind them.

Cheating and Unauthorized Software

We believe games should be enjoyable and fair for everyone. Please do not:

• Develop cheats
• Distribute cheats
• Create trainers intended to bypass gameplay
• Circumvent online protections
• Manipulate leaderboards
• Exploit vulnerabilities

If you discover a bug or security issue, we'd much rather you report it to us so we can fix it.

Open Source Components

Some portions of our games or website may use third-party software distributed under open-source licenses.

Those components remain the property of their respective authors and are governed by their own licenses.

Copyright Infringement

If you believe that content published by Don't Say Game Studio infringes your copyright, or if you believe someone is infringing ours, please contact us.

Email: [email protected]

Please include sufficient information to identify the material in question.

Thank You

Games exist because people play them, share them, stream them, review them, and talk about them.

We're grateful for every player who supports our work.

Thank you for helping independent game development continue to thrive.

— The Don't Say Game Studio Team