Copy! Right?

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Copy! Right? casts you as a fledgling lawyer tasked with proving a folk-pop artist didn’t plagiarize three songs. You’ll comb through lyrics, chord progressions, and studio recordings to spot similarities, flagging suspicious overlaps in a visual timeline. The interface is simple but effective, drag notes into a comparison grid, highlight matching phrases, and build a case using audio waveforms and metadata. It’s a quick, brainy experience that leans into the dry humor of music industry bureaucracy. The game’s strength lies in its niche premise and execution. Though brief at under two hours, it nails the balance between accessibility and challenge, with a 78% score on Steam from players who appreciated its clever use of real-world plagiarism mechanics. The minimalist design and deadpan tone work well for casual puzzle fans, while music nerds will enjoy the subtle jokes about copyright law. No flashy graphics or large story, just a smart, focused mystery that plays out like a courtroom drama for sheet music.