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Maybe it says a little something about humanity in general, I grant, but killing people in a game doesn't mean you would even be desensitized to death in real life.īut I think if you want a choice to not commit a certain act in the game, then you're missing the point. I certainly don't! Killing fake people for fun doesn't say anything about us as individuals. You don't have to agree with the message of the game. You don't actually care that you don't get to choose, you're going to play-and slaughter people-anyway, whether it's this game or another one. If you could choose not to kill WITHIN the context of the game, then the game would not have made its point. That's what the game is trying to get across. 'We were just following orders,' they said. It's about making you do horrific things then judging you for it, You're so accustomed to it that you don't think twice. Shooting people is pretty par for the course in a military shooter.Įxactly. (And yes, I know the gameplay is meant to be a satiric form of the game's message, but if it bores me throughout 4 of the 6 and a half hours I've played, then it's better to just stick to something more captivating and engaging. And oh boy is it a truth that you won't be expecting. Would recommend if you have a few hours to spare killing enemies over and over again for the sweet satisfaction of finding out the truth. Even if it is only about 6 hours long, you're probably gonna die at least a few times and you're probably gonna be frustrated. If all of this doesn't sound good to you, maybe just skip this game. But if you really don't like shooters or just want to see what all the fuss is about, I'd recommend watching a YT playthrough, even though the ending will probably hit a lot less harder, and the things YOU do are the most important part. If, like me, you've heard about this game through people praising it's story and want to give it a try, that's fine. I loved that part of it - where it makes you THINK about your actions. I sat there a bit just thinking about it and what I've done during the whole game. Without giving any spoilers, the ending really hit hard. The moral dilemma is interesting and the choices you can make are definitely a nice add-on, but it's way more confusing than it has to be, in my opinion. While the plot twist at the end and the general story are both great, sometimes you just wanna rush through the boring gameplay to get to the interesting part of the game: the plot.

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