The page that previously hosted the Dead Cells written and video reviews, both of which were composed by Nintendo editor Filip Miucin, was removed and replaced with a preliminary statement from IGN:Īs a group of writers and creators who value our own work and that of others in our field, the editorial staff of IGN takes plagiarism very seriously. “The entire structure of my video is copied and many sentences are almost identical with high school levels of ‘word changing,’” Boomstick Gaming wrote in the video description. You might not be able to make it to the final boss on your current run but if you can manage to salvage some blueprints for some new gear or better yet, an ability altering rune, it makes it all worth your while….Ġ0:25 : In Dead Cells you fight your way through a ever changing labyrinth of levels with branching paths, you’re almost guaranteed not to make it all the way through on every run, but as your efforts lead you to blueprints that unlocked new gear, it makes it all worth your while…. Per Boomstick Gaming:Ġ0:15 MYSELF: In Dead Cells you will need to kill your way through a labyrinth of levels all punctuated by boss encounters that starts off quite linear, but the more you play the more routes and game mechanics open up to you. The focus and wording of the reviews are so aligned that the YouTuber highlights multiple time codes where the two uncannily overlap.
Beyond the repetition of certain buzzwords and phrases, the general framework of both reviews appears to be the same. In a video uploaded yesterday, Boomstick Gaming compared his existing video review with IGN’s, highlighting a number of similarities between the two.
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