If you follow the drama surrounding Steam Greenlight at all, then you’re probably aware that Digital Homicide Studios has been going at it with video game critic Jim Sterling for awhile. Sterling first criticized their game The Slaughtering Grounds in a quick-look YouTube video in late 2014, citing crude graphics, stolen art assets, and lazy, inept programming among its many faults. In the two years since then, the situation has only escalated, first with a series of bizarrely defensive Steam community updates and YouTube videos, continuing with Sterling’s famously acerbic responses, and now culminating in a lawsuit accusing the critic of “assault, libel and slander”, details of which the studio has posted on their blog.