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# Do I own the rights to the games I make with Sticky Game Maker?

Yes, generally. Bear in mind that if you are using third party assets from the asset library or the web they may not be cleared for commercial use, or that if you have used the Game Maker to simply copy an existing game, that might be an issue for you.  

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