People who make content heavily inspired by COC

[sarvu2543]

What is the teams thoughts and legal actions towards people who make content such as porn audios, asmr scripts and so on that is clearly obviously inspired by the world of COC. For example the other day I ran into two scripts that were clearly heavily inspired by Arona our orc wifeu, and the hell hound from the fire temple.

The majority of these girls who make these videos most likely have a patreon or a only fans, so in a way you can argue they are making money off of Fonexos ideas.

Does the team go after them? or are they completely okay with it?

Or is it just one of those legal grey areas in copyright

 

[Dude_with_bad_english]

Can you please provide a source?
I need this for a friend, of course.

 

[HugLife]

"Dominant Orc woman with a penis" and "sex crazed Hellhound girl" aren't really original concepts. Without a link to what you're talking about I doubt whatever they're doing is something that's really infringing on Fenoxo's/Savin's IPs.

 

[Ace Hangman]

Yeah, unless they mention their lair in the Terrestrial Fire Temple or the Kervus tribe, it might be a tough link.

 

[SomeNobody]

Its not specifically games inspired by CoC per-se, but would love to see more text-based openworld/sandbox rpgs in other genres/styles like this... even ones where getting to fuck things isn't the main goal.

Most text-adventure videogames you see are just like the old CYOA books; short, linear and basically on-rails. That's simply not as appealing.
A text-based game has a massive advantage in making an rpg since it gives the creator a chance to weave a massive world and fantastical inhabitants through words alone, without the need of graphical assets it actually makes exploring that creative potential more practical.
This would be perfect for making a setting the PC can freely wander in and interact with different parts contained within while improving their collection of skills, resources and contacts like here in CoC2 (for a PnP example there was the ambitious Fabled Lands series of gamebooks, though sadly they didn't all get released), would love to have that opportunity in say a giant mecha or streetfighting/martial-arts rpg.