Overview
- Georgia court documents show HoYoverse seeking a permanent injunction to take the HomDGCat website and related social accounts offline, plus monetary damages.
- The complaint alleges the operator solicited beta files from testers bound by confidentiality, bypassed protections to datamine content, and posted thousands of unreleased assets including artwork, dialogue, and gameplay details.
- HoYoverse says it issued multiple DMCA notices and a December 2025 cease-and-desist before suing, claiming the operator agreed to only some demands and refused to stop datamining.
- The wiki added a January disclaimer stating it would only update live-game data and the operator said the Telegram channel would be handed over, yet the site remains accessible.
- The case continues as part of HoYoverse’s broader enforcement push, which previously yielded a $1.5 million Canadian judgment in 2024 and a $15,000 U.S. default judgment in 2025.