There are days when this job just blows my mind. Try to keep up here: Roblox has a hyper-popular game right now called Steal A Brainrot, which Fortnite's Island Creator Program has copied with a game called Stealing Brainrots. There are, like, at least a dozen jokes that I could be making right now, but lawsuits are no laughing matter, so let's just jump right in.
Steal A Brainrot was created by Spyder Games in collaboration with Speedy Simulator Gaming. Stealing Brainrots, on the other hand, is the work of one Thomas Van Der Voort. The latter arrived at the scene of one of the two most popular games-as-a-service sensations in the world roughly two months after the former's own debut on the world's other most popular games-as-a-service sensation, and Steal A Brainrot's developers are decidedly miffed by just how blatantly Stealing Brainrots has pilfered a multitude of stuff from their brainrot-thieving endeavours.
Stealing Brainrots is hardly the only game to mimic Steal A Brainrot to some degree. I'm looking at TheGamer's own codes coverage of similarly-titled indie splashes, and what am I seeing? Steal the Free Brainrot. Steal N Grow A...
