Can I make and sell a map for a computer game without infringing copyright?

[Guest]

I have a computer game that I play daily, which is growing in popularity. This game is quite complicated and having printed out maps and graphs helps a lot.

I was thinking about producing my own maps (original illustrations, no copies or screenshots from in-game) and to sell these online as laminated A3 pieces.

My questions are:

• Do I fall foul or copyright infringement at the outset? The maps would be original content in the sense I produced everything myself (i.e. icons, graphics) but they would be based on the spatial layout of in-game environments.
• Would it be ok to mention aspects of the game in my map? i.e. game name, map name, character names
• Could I use the same acronym for the game in my domain name? i.e. if the game was called ‘Super-Cool-Shooter’ then is it ok to call my website SCSmaps.com?

Any other relevant points welcome.

Thanks all
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[R0b]

You'll need to read the terms and conditions on what you can and can't do and whether you can make use of their name and whether you can create stuff without infringing their rights.

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