Game Talk

I'm a lawyer and I actually read a game's EULA. Here's my review

Rainy weekend, nothing on, so I did the unthinkable and read the full terms of service for a game I've played for two years.

Summary, in no way legal advice: you own approximately nothing. You license the right to have fun, revocable at any moment. Your in-game currency is a feeling, not money. And there's always a clause about not reverse engineering anything, which I respect because I could not if I tried.

Rating: 2/10, plot was predictable, no character development. Would not read again.