July 3, 2025 - 20:35
In a surprising turn of events, the developers behind the much-anticipated fan game "Bionicle: Masks of Power" have been compelled to shut down their project after eight years of dedicated work. The team announced that they received a clear directive from Lego, stating that they must take the entire game offline.
The fan-made title aimed to pay homage to the beloved Bionicle franchise, which has garnered a loyal following since its inception. Fans were excited about the game’s immersive world and nostalgic elements that celebrated the original series. However, Lego's decision to intervene has left many in the community feeling disappointed and frustrated.
The developers expressed their sadness over the situation, emphasizing the passion and effort they poured into the project. Despite the setback, they remain hopeful for the future and are grateful for the support they received from fans throughout the development process. The shutdown serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by fan projects in navigating copyright and intellectual property laws.
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