Ib: The Game Comics - A Guide to Fan Creations and Remakes

The world of Ib has captivated fans with its unique blend of mystery, horror, and adventure. As a result, many enthusiasts have created their own fanworks, from artwork to music and even games. While most forms of fan creativity are allowed, there are certain guidelines that must be followed to ensure the integrity and ownership of the original game.

First and foremost, creating fangames is strictly prohibited. This includes sequels, offshoots, or any other form of game creation using the characters from Ib. Monetization is also only permitted for gameplay videos of the paid remake, with no profit allowed from free version videos. Additionally, fans must not modify, misappropriate, or redistribute any images or music from the game.

When it comes to playing the game, there are a few options available. For Windows users, the original engine can be used directly. However, for Macs, WineBottler and EasyRPG Player may be necessary alternatives. The multi-platform EasyRPG Player is capable of mimicking the behavior of RM2K and RM2K3, although it may not always be exact.

It's worth noting that Ib's engine is only compatible with Windows, with no native support for other platforms. Fortunately, the original version remains free to play on this site, despite Chrome's false flagging of the download as malicious (which can be safely ignored).

For those interested in experiencing Ib in a new way, a remade version is now available on Steam for $13.

Content Warning:

The game features very low-resolution nudity on one painting, mentions of hanging (off-screen), and some instances of blood. The story also includes spoilers, so read at your own discretion.

In conclusion, while fan creativity is encouraged, it's essential to respect the original creators' wishes and guidelines to ensure a positive and respectful community around Ib.

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