This Story About Piracy And Shovel Knight Is Surprisingly Heart-Warming

Piracy is a drag, and you shouldn’t pirate video games, but if you happen to pirate a video game? This is a super cool way to apologise.

Yacht Club Games, the creators of the critically acclaimed Shovel Knight, were at PAX East when a stranger came up to their booth and literally handed them a $20 bill as an apology for pirating Shovel Knight.

That’s unreal. Such a super cool thing to do.

Pirates have hearts too.


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