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this post was submitted on 08 Oct 2024
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It's a 10 minute game, that at the end of it tries to convince the player to vote on new gun laws. Who is this targeting? Gamers that are into horror/terror games have played plethora of great games in that genre, have a hard time believing they'd even care to download the game for those 10 minutes.
Well at least they tried giving people an experience of a school shooter, not just sitting on their arse commenting on the Internet.
I know a lot of gamers who would be interested in a 10 minute game. Obviously not for $60.
They can do a new map DLC for every major shooting, that'd start to get the point across when there are hours of content.