“Abuse of copyright system, copyright trolls have likely copyrighted a siren sound and this is likely picked up in a ton of games. The indie developers swiftly responded to the issue on Twitter, suspecting that a “copyright troll” may be the culprit. The Indie Stone, who develop Project Zomboid, are not happy either.

Needless to say, Menos Trece wasn’t pleased with the surprise claim and the associated copyright strike.

In response to this claim, Twitch muted portions of the stream’s audio, which is still the case to this day. Sound Effects,” who apparently own the rights to a police car siren. This sound was claimed by an entity named “Dr. Instead, a police or ambulance siren sound effect used in the Project Zomboid game was the culprit. After streaming Project Zomboid gameplay to tens of thousands of viewers, Twitch informed him that he had broadcasted copyright-infringing audio.Īs it turns out, there was no problem with copyrighted music. The issue was first raised by Menos Trece, who has over a million subscribers on Twitch and over two million on YouTube. This is a big deal for the indie game but, unfortunately, it was partly ruined by what appears to be a false copyright claim. This week, a group of popular Spanish-speaking streamers organized a gaming event featuring “ Project Zomboid“. However, there are plenty of mistakes too. Many of these copyright complaints are legitimate, meaning that streamers use copyrighted content without permission. Over the years, Twitch streamers have been increasingly targeted by DMCA takedowns, which can cause quite a fuss.

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