Strange website with my game in it.

[The cute chicken]

I found a weird page with my game in it but i don't understand what is really happening in there because the page is in russian.

I say i don't understand because they are not taking the credit for the creation of the game, they have links to my project page and they say the game was develop by me.

(Or at least that's what I'm able to understand with Google Translate.)

Im not really that preoccupied because the game is a little trashy and is just the concept of what i want to do in the future. (Is the prototype made for the IGMC 2018)

But i want to protect the name of the game at least because it took me awhile to find a unique name and i don't want to break my head again thinking in a new one.

So, if you know this page or russian i would be really grateful to know what this page is.

I leave the link here.
https://ag.ru/games/millenium-kingdom-igmc

But I'm a little angry because the name is spelled wrong. It's Millennium not Millenium! (But i think that's my fault because a Youtuber made a video about my game and is spelled like that too.)

(Thanks for reading this humble thread my dude. Cute Chicken Games also known as The Cute Chicken loves you.)

 

[Elliott404]

At least they linked your page besides just crediting you. But yea, I understand the need of permission to publish your game somewhere else in different language.
@Archeia @Kes @Wavelength @Touchfuzzy @slimmmeiske2

 

[Hyouryuu-Na]

I don't know Russian (used google web translate) but the site doesn't look strange to me. They gave credit and said where to get it instead of a direct dl link. I saw the other games and they also have credits given to the developer. So I guess it's fine ^^

 

[gstv87]

it's probably a half automated website where they link to other products while selling advertisement space.
don't sweat it unless they offer a download link on a server other than your usual download space.

 

[Darkanine]

it's probably a half automated website where they link to other products while selling advertisement space.
don't sweat it unless they offer a download link on a server other than your usual download space.

That was my initial guess since I'm a webmaster and I deal with that crap all the time, but after looking around, I don't think that's the case.

The website has "editors" who edit individual pages, presumably to add links, tags, information, etc, and the site has comments and reviews written by users, something you don't really see on SEO abuse sites which are pretty much non-interactable. Upon doing some research, the site has a Wikipedia article on Russian Wikipedia and has been around since 1998. Seems like a pretty typical gaming site to me, though apparently it was closed in 2018 and reponed in August of this year so that's kinda strange.

 

[Aesica]

it's probably a half automated website where they link to other products while selling advertisement space.
don't sweat it unless they offer a download link on a server other than your usual download space.

It's this. Back in my Flash days, there were dozens upon dozens of mostly-automated sites that would scrape new games from the main portals, like Kongregate and Newgrounds. As long as they properly credit and don't try to redistribute some edited version of your game, think of it as free advertising and publicity.