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As soon as we know more on this matter we will issue another statement." "We have contacted the developer, Majestic, and are anxiously awaiting their response. "At no point during our dealings with Majestic Studios.did we have any knowledge of these similarities," the company wrote. The publisher, which claims to be "just as shocked as everyone else," revealed that the game apparently borrows assets from Ion Storm's 2004 stealth -action title Thief: Deadly Shadows (PC, Xbox) as well. Update: Limbo of the Lost publisher Tri Synergy has issued a statement regarding the comparisons between the adventure title and Oblivion, specifying that it will immediately discontinue sales of Limbo in both retail and online outlets. It was then put on hold and, going by the game's site, restarted in 2002. It is again worth noting that work first began on Limbo in 1995.

Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (PC, Xbox).

Troika's Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (PC).

Right, Thief: Deadly Shadows.Īllegations are flying across several forums, including NeoGAF, that the 2D point and click adventure further "borrows" from a truly staggering amount of other titles, including: Update 2: Along with Oblivion and Thief: Deadly Shadows, it seems the three-man Majestic team stole assets from People Can Fly's Painkiller (PC) for use in Limbo. Given the sheer number of similarities from so many different games, it is extremely unlikely that all of the duplicate assets are a result of a common texture pack, as was the case with S.T.A.L.K.E.R.'s apparent use of Doom 3 and Half-Life 2 elements. It is also worth noting that developer Majestic was planning a sequel to Limbo of the Lost and was seeking a new background artist for the project. "This is not an old game that has been dressed up," director Steve Bovis once told QuandaryLand.

167 Update 3: More comparisons surfaced overnight, revealing that Limbo of the Lost apparently contains background elements of Gray Matter's Return to Castle Wolfenstein, World of Warcraft artwork, and a shocking number of Unreal Tournament 2004 maps.