Game installs adware onto your PC, took some pics and got a refund from ITCH.IO themselves, buyer beware!


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Game installs adware onto your PC, took some pics and got a refund from ITCH.IO themselves, buyer beware!
The game’s runtime is a packaged standalone version of the Chrome web browser, which is a common method for distributing games written in web technologies as executables. The names of files you’ve included in your screenshot show that, I don’t see anything explicitly related to adware.
Regarding the UDP network request, it’s probably once again part of the Chrome runtime with regards Chrome’s own analytics.