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I have excellent news for the world. There is no such thing as liberal video games . It does not exist. It's a figment of a lame cunt's imagination. There was never any such thing as liberal video games. It was the polite thing to say when you were trying to explain you were not into the boring old videogamebut you didn't dare to say do you love  videogame  because you were afraid to get kicked out of the fucking party and they wouldn't give you coke anymore. There's new video game, there's new indie videogame, there's Art games , there's Real-time tactics, there's pet-raising simulation, there's space flight simulation game  , there's multiplayer online battle arena. But liberal video game doesn't mean shit."

The video game industry is a very liberal market. Here are some of the worst examples of liberalism in video games by developer:

 

 

Ubisoft claims to be a very diverse company. It seems they aren't very diverse politically as they have some of the most liberal games on market

 

• The Assassin's Creed franchise: Anti-Christian, as it claims that Jesus Christ was a fraud<ref>http://assassinscreed.wikia.com/wiki/Jesus_Christ</ref>, with the villains of the series being the Knights Templar. The worst of the franchise is Syndicate, which has you killing capitalists in Victorian age London, working with the evolutionist [[Charles Darwin]] and [[communist]] [[Karl Marx]]. Ubisoft also had a transgender in the game, even though such a person was nonexistent back then. The only slightly conservative game is the third, where the Assassins help the American Revolution by killing the Templar leaders of the British, and Assassin's Creed Unity, which specifically condemned the French Revolution and its adherents. However, a DLC came out for the former game that has you kill all of the [[Founding Fathers]].

 

• Watch Dogs 2: While the first game is generally conservative (Pro-family, Anti-big government, Anti-crime), the sequel is one of the most liberal games to date. The main characters are anarchists, and the game has you fighting big corporations. You also have to work with many gays and transgenders. Also, in one mission the player must take down a church and expose it as fake. Even though the church in the game is meant to symbolize the cult of [[Scientology]]<ref>.http://www.mobilenapps.com/articles/20876/20161027/watch-dogs-2-scientology-tom-cruise-side-mission.htm</ref>, there are various Anti-Christian undertones, such as a cross being depicted in an evil light with the words "False Prophets" being put under it. It is in this mission where you must also work with a gender-confused mayor, who is mad with the church for leaking videos of his mutilations onto the internet.

 

Konami has supported then-FLOTUS Michelle Obama's Let's Move program in 2013 during E3. In addition, they also tend to have very liberal games on market such as:

 

• The ''[[Metal Gear Solid]]'' series by Hideo Kojima blatantly pushes anti-Americanism, post-modernism, nihilism, and also hints at anarchism being preferable to law and order. It also has some praise for May 1968, and Peace Walker infamously has most of the cast hero-worshipping ''[[Che Guevara]]''. Kojima was also shown to be a big Obama supporter, especially in regards to the latter wanting to get rid of nuclear weapons. There was also an anti-Colonial settlement in several of the games, and has also promoted LGBT politics in the form of Dr. Strangelove.

 

* Midnight Club series: Same basic premise as Grand Theft Auto, only you're playing as a street racer instead of a car thief.

 

* Mafia series: Glorifies every aspect of the Italian mafia.

 

==Debatable whether liberal==

 

• Undertale: On one hand, it teaches the importance of core Christian values such as mercy and compassion by discouraging killing characters, and instead solving conflicts non-violently. On the other hand, it involves homosexual and bisexual relationships, some of which may involve the player character (who is 12 years of age) depending on what dialogue choices the player makes.

 

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