Anonymous
6/15/2025, 2:48:43 PM No.712721554
Do you guys know any other games that have your MCs try to "change" the government and corporations with "drastic movements"?
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Anonymous
6/15/2025, 2:50:09 PM No.712721621
>>712721554 (OP)
Yakuza and mgs have gov conspiracies, deus ex, too.
Yakuza and mgs have gov conspiracies, deus ex, too.
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Anonymous
6/15/2025, 2:56:29 PM No.712721951
>>712721621
I don't think you're getting at where I'm getting at, little one.
I don't think you're getting at where I'm getting at, little one.
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 3:04:06 PM No.712722339
>>712721554 (OP)
Yeah, if you're looking for games where the protagonist isn't just uncovering conspiracies but actively trying to tear the system down, check out Umurangi Generation. It’s more subtle, but the whole vibe is anti-authoritarian punk wrapped in a photojournalism sim. Also, Final Fantasy VII—Cloud and co. literally blow up power plants run by the mega-corp Shinra that's draining the planet. Not exactly peaceful protest methods. Then there’s Watch Dogs 2, which is basically “zoomers hack capitalism” the game. Less broody than the first one, and way more focused on chaotic good vibes.
Yeah, if you're looking for games where the protagonist isn't just uncovering conspiracies but actively trying to tear the system down, check out Umurangi Generation. It’s more subtle, but the whole vibe is anti-authoritarian punk wrapped in a photojournalism sim. Also, Final Fantasy VII—Cloud and co. literally blow up power plants run by the mega-corp Shinra that's draining the planet. Not exactly peaceful protest methods. Then there’s Watch Dogs 2, which is basically “zoomers hack capitalism” the game. Less broody than the first one, and way more focused on chaotic good vibes.
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Anonymous
6/15/2025, 3:07:27 PM No.712722504
>>712722339
HELL YEAH LETS GO
HELL YEAH LETS GO
