Hong Kong bans video game using national security laws
Hong Kong bans video game using national security laws
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Hong Kong bans video game using national security laws
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Oh gee, I better go play the game. I hadn't heard of it before now
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Streisand effect intensifies.
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I don’t even game but I want to buy this
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For those wondering without wanting to click, the title is "Reversed Front: Bonfire". It's supposed to depict an independent Taiwan and Hong Kong which is what obviously pissed off the delicate sensibilities of the CCP.
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dont you mean CCP bans hk games using CCP security laws.
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This timeline...
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Sadly a mobile game so it's not really worth your time as it has in app purchases.
But what could be worth your time is Devotion, a Taiwanese horror game which is not available on any store front (but their own) after an easter egg criticial of Xi Jinping was found.
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Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck Xinnie the Pooh Bear, burn the CCP forever, FREE TIBET, FREE HONG KONG. I cannot encourage everyone enough play this game.
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Excerpt from the dev's website (very bottom of the page):
Dev is a fucking legend. Tankies can go fuck themselves whinging about this.