Just another candy matching game that contains the entire name of Candy Crush Saga. The publisher of this game actually has a trademark on its title, which contains a word each from two of King’s games. Why not? It’s not like we already have too many zombie games. Seriously, the second one is “Bubble Witch Saga” with King’s name next to it! How did they get away with that one? GamesBeat did some research to make sure they weren’t actually made by King, but they’re both listed by a company called Sumogame. Their titles are one hundred percent copied from King’s Bubble Witch Saga, with an extra word added to the end of each. Bubble Witch Saga Night and Bubble Witch Saga King And they copied Cut the Rope too.ġ1 & 12.
“Hey, I know we’re trying to copy that Candy Saga thing or whatever it’s called, but why don’t we reference Pokémon’s intellectual property too? Couldn’t hurt!” Seriously, what were these guys thinking!? Not to mention: Jewels and coins? Those are probably bigger casual game clichés than candy is. But two-thirds of their titles are still totally copied. Good job, that’s better than many copycats managed. OK, all three of these games managed to change the theme. Jewels Crush Saga, Coin Crush Saga, & Planet Crush Saga GamesBeat reached out to the developer to ask why.ħ, 8, 9. Upon trying to find this game, GamesBeat discovered that it now exists under a changed name: Fire Snoopy Fire.
But the second half steals two words from King’s Farm Heroes Saga. This one is disappointing because the first half of the title is so original. In the words of doge (the popular, rather nonsensical dog Internet meme): Wow. The first of many brilliant ideas to combine the names of two or more King games into one title.Ĥ & 5. This one also made it onto Apple’s App Store under a very clever alias: Candy Pony Run – Sweet Running Game Saga. What purpose does the second half of the title serve? WHY IS IT A SWEET SAGA? Candy Pony Run might get the developer into trouble, but it’s innocent enough. Not only does this game contain the entire name of Candy Crush Saga, in order, it also obviously rips off the mascot from another developer’s popular game, Cut the Rope.
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