Counterfeit Chinese shooter removed after being sued by Ubisoft

For Mobile and PC gamers, the past few days have been quite stressful time between the two sides Ubisoft filed a lawsuit directly against Google and Apple after discovering Area F2 – Title FPS Mobile from China, blatantly copied Rainbow Six Siege.

This can be considered the strongest move ever to the problem of Chinese game plagiarism, causing many developers to rethink their approach to games. The team behind Area F2 is Ejoywhich is owned by Alibabais also not out of the sights of Ubisoft in this copyright protection battle.
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Faced with pressure, Ejoy recently announced to remove Area F2 from the download store App Store and Google Play, although not saying the reason is because of the lawsuit… but instead because of wanting to improve the game to create a new experience. In fact, games with the same design can completely exist in parallel without affecting the law, but in this case Area F2 is too similar to Rainbow Six Siege, which is currently one of the most popular titles in the world. FPS the most popular today. Therefore, Ubisoft has decided to take the three parties, Google, Apple and Ejoy to court.
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Hopefully this will also be a wake-up call for other developers who want to “copy” the gameplay and images of famous games. With Mobile being an extremely popular platform, putting up a fake product is no different from drawing beer for others to practice shooting.

All information about the event will be updated by Emergenceingame.Com for readers as soon as possible.
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