Thread: Would a serial killer game work?
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Old 07-01-2012, 04:56 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by Pintint View Post
I couldn't even play through Hitman cause I felt sick playing as a "murderer", even though he is killing bad guys. So, I dont think thered be much of a market for this game.
What's the difference in playing as 47 or playing as Snake/Sam Fisher besides plot expositon? You're doing the same thing, just one's for "noble patriotism", and the other is basically a merc doing it for a paycheck.

A game like this COULD be done, and done quite well... hell, Dexter would be a great way to implement this (kinda like Telltale's Walking Dead, it could be cannon, but set as it's own season). However, as has been touched on before, too many lazy ass "how'm'I gonna 'splain this to muh kids..." parents will bitch while the game is still in pre-production just from the hype and stigma.
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