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This is starting to go way off-topic, so this is my last post on this.Let's imagine the situation well, I take his work and insert it into my game, how will he prove that this is his work and his property? Without legal grounds, I can safely send it and I will get nothing for it.
By the way, the publication of the game here does not patent his work, because this is a pirate site, friend.
You don't not seem to understand IP law at all. Words and images are not patent-able, period. A patent has to involve an invention, like a product or a process, that is unique and has commercial value. Copyright is simply the protection of original speech, writing, music, images, film, etc from commercial exploitation by others.
Should you take copyrighted material and use in in your own work, unless you are entitled to fair use, then the original artist can demonstrate ownership of the IP by producing evidence of prior publication (like posting it here, pirate site or not). It's hard to imagine that they would be able to establish much in the way of damages, but they could at least get your game kicked off the site as a violation of site rules.