“tbh would rather you pirate our game than play this microtransaction-riddled @Roblox slop ripoff,” says a post from Aggro Crab’s official X account, spotted by PCGN.

A new Roblox game heavily inspired by Peak, the hot new social game on Steam, has ruffled the feathers of both developers and players alike.

The team behind indie hit Peak would rather its community pirate its own game, than play a "microtransaction-riddled" ripoff that has appeared on Roblox.

It's Roblox Peak, you know. Except its innocence is undermined by its microtransactions: you can get a climbing pickaxe for 200 robux, or a parrot friend for 49 robux, or a golden apple for 129 robux.

Screenshot: Roblox / Kotaku If that was all Steal A Brainrot was, I doubt it would have become popular enough to attract my attention. The real fun of the game lies in how you can steal from and ...

"tbh would rather you pirate our game than play this microtransaction-riddled @Roblox slop ripoff," the post reads, alongside screenshots of the game's lobby and store page.

Right now, the number one game on Roblox is called Steal a Brainrot. It’s exactly what it sounds like. The entire premise of the game is to rob the other players. Despite that being the point of ...

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Peak Dev Says It Would Rather Players Pirate the Game Than Play 'Microtransaction-Riddled Roblox Slop Ripoff' Easy decisions.