Superhot against self-harm
What's happening to Superhot VR in the last few hours is splitting the community of fans in two, as a recent update has created some heavy discussion. A patch of the game, released on July 21, 2021, has censored some gameplay sequences in which the protagonist is forced, for example, to shoot himself or to jump from skyscrapers. This is because, as the developers explain, they could be understood as acts of self-harm.The software house has spoken about the matter, apologizing for the delay in removing these scenes since they understood that they could hurt the sensitivity of some users. In a message they state that "all the scenes that allude to self-harm are now completely removed from the game. Those situations have no place in Superhot's virtual reality. We are sorry it took so long. ”
This choice has sparked the anger of many users, who have started filling the game page on Steam with negative reviews, to the point of activating the anti system. -review bombing by Valve. Overall, fans complain about the censorship of content that, while very violent, was an integral part of the context of Superhot VR. Many agree that the team should have simply left the option not to show those specific scenes rather than remove them completely.
On the other hand, on the other hand, there are those who defend the software house by citing the freedom to treat their stock as they prefer, especially if they act in an attempt to defend the most susceptible. Although the situation is particularly difficult, the developer has already said that he will make this change on other platforms as well, demonstrating that he firmly believes in this ideal regardless of the criticism of those who cry out against censorship. What do you think about this matter? Please let us know with a comment and stay tuned to not miss any updates.
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Lost Judgment Shows Gameplay Features & Minigames Aplenty in New English Trailer
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Today Sega released a new and extensive trailer in English of the upcoming action game Lost Judgment, the sequel of Judgment.
Published on July 22, 2021 Giuseppe Nelva
Today Sega released a new and extensive trailer in English of the upcoming action game Lost Judgment, the sequel of Judgment.
The trailer showcases the many gameplay features and the many, many minigames that we’ll be able to enjoy in our second adventure as Takayuki Yagami.
We also get a brief introduction of the locations that we’ll visit in Kamurocho and Isezaki Ijincho, while many of the new gameplay features are dedicated to investigation, including a cute doggo.
On top of the investigation features, we take a look at combat and the School Drama section, which sees Yagami infiltrate a school and get involved in the students’ life.
You can watch it below.
Lost Judgment is coming for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One.
If you’d like to learn more, you can enjoy the original announcement, the first screenshots and details, the opening cutscene, and another video showing minigames and a batch of screenshots. More videos introduce Jin Kuwana, Ryuzo Genda, Kazuki Soma, and Akihiro Ehara.
If you’re unfamiliar with the game, you can read a brief official description below.