Indie developer Digital Homicide sues Jim Sterling
Seeking over $10 million in damages [Disclosure: Jim Sterling is a former reviews editor at Destructoid] On June 30, 2025, James Romine (one-half of Digital Homicide, along with his brother Robert) filed a civil suit against our old friend Jim Sterling, seeking $10,761,000 in damages; $2,261,000 in “direct product damage,” $4,300,000 in “emotional, reputational, and financial distress,” and $5,000,000 in “punitive damages.” Add up those three numbers and you get $11,561,000 — I do not know where the missing $800,000 went and I’ve read every publicly available court document....