You can find things offensive and still call them art. They should just be protected as art and not censored.ZZoMBiE13 said:Cheating spouses as a game? Well I'm a big supporter of the Games Are Art and therefore nothing is forbidden camp, so I'd be quite a hypocrite if I found this offensive in any way.
It'd be even funnier is if was released with Valve Anti-Cheat.Caramel Frappe said:I'll pass. Not a big fan of cheating.
Especially relationship cheating. The first cheating I mentioned was cheating in video games XD
... My joke sucks I know. Just funny how you can cheat on your wife in a video game, where people do cheats. *cough*
Anyhow seriously, I don't see that being fun. Sort of rubs me off but not to where I must rant. Just rather ignore it entirely.
That's only because women get caught more... because men have games like this to hone their skills with.Deshara said:Well I, for one, am glad that the games industry has produced a game where one gets to play as the minority :
women cheat more than men do
Everyone knows that just how violent video games lead to real life violence - games based on infidelity lead to real life infidelity.Weaver said:Why would anyone actually care this exists?
No one's making you play it.
Not one to take the more extreme tack here, but it seems quite gauche regardless. I'm not entirely convinced that any sort of gameplay would be able to compensate for such a hackneyed plot.Klagnut said:Wonder if a wife-beating game would be laughed off as easily? Break her ribs, black her eyes and keep it under wraps from family, friends and neighbors.
However you paint it spousal abuse is spousal abuse, whether that be physical or emotional.
Infidelity =/= spousal abuse. If it was part of a bigger systemic pattern then yes it could be considered as such but on it's own that doesn't just make it so.Klagnut said:Wonder if a wife-beating game would be laughed off as easily? Break her ribs, black her eyes and keep it under wraps from family, friends and neighbors.
However you paint it spousal abuse is spousal abuse, whether that be physical or emotional.