Grindheim says the lawsuit is simply an attempt to “silence me and others.” Grindheim’s original Twitter statement centred on the poor quality of console ports and accused Digerati of “profiting from the situation.” In response, Digerati’s owner Sarah Alfieri posted a video on Twitter claiming that Grindheim had “unlawfully tampered” with the game’s Steam page, failing to perform his obligations of making the game a success.

Grindheim has now DMCA’d his own game on console storefronts and accused Digerati of withholding royalties. When reporting on the original news, CJ thought the messy situation could get messier, and he was right. Late last year, turn-based indie RPG The Outbound Ghost was delisted from Steam after a statement from lead dev Conrad Grindheim claimed his relationship with publisher Digerati had “dissolved.” Soon after, Digerati filed a lawsuit against developer Conradical over a breach of contract and “several false defamatory” statements. Update: Digerati have provided a statement saying that 'Conradical has been timely paid all royalties due to date,' and that 'Conrad has refused to work with us' to identify issues with ports of The Outbound Ghost.

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