"Killing Room 2" developer updates the game terms to prevent MOD from being used to sell money

2025-02-06 13:15:38|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Valve's recent MOD charging policy has aroused many players.Although manufacturers like Bethesda expressed their acceptance, manufacturers like Tripwire updated the EULA clauses wit, just to prevent the MOD charged after "Killing 2".

According to media reports, the new clauses in the game say: "Your MODS must be released for free, above. Whether it is you, or someone else or other groups, there is no right to sell it."

"Killing Room 2", which is in the first experience stage, wrote such a clause, which can be said to have hit Valve's face fiercely.What do you think as a player?

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