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Microsoft claims the indie game uses "Minecraft content."

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In January, indie game developer Unomelon announced that their lo-fi voxel sandbox game Allumeria would be playable in Steam Next Fest, an exciting milestone after a year of development. Two weeks later, the game is no longer available on Steam as the result of a DMCA takedown from Microsoft, claiming that Allumeria infringes on Minecraft's copyright.

"I genuinely do not know what to do," Unomelon posted in the game's Discord.

Source: PC Gamer