Anti-Objectivist game coming soon for Apple iPhones and iPads

Posted by Solver 9 years, 8 months ago to Entertainment
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Bioshock will be released later this summer for iPhones and iPads. It is a popular video game where the player must continuously make self-sacrifices to progress, in sensational, impulsive, massively violent, kill or be killed situations. Most of this occurs under the sea, in an Atlantis like city, while you're besieged with Objectivist like propaganda from various sources including Atlas Shrugged like characters.

One reviewer who details the entire plot says, “It is a truly awesome piece of propaganda against Objectivism and for statism and altruism that would have made Stalin and Beria weep with joy. Lenin himself must be wiping tears from his mummified face in his mausoleum at the sheer wonder of this game.”
http://archive.today/HI9Jy#selection-17....

It is coming, soon.


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  • Posted by Technocracy 9 years, 8 months ago
    It is anti-objectivism, but still an awesome game. The environment they costructed was jaw dropping at the time.

    Even now it will make your computer work hard for the eye candy.
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    • Posted by 9 years, 8 months ago
      It is a good addictive game, with subconscious messages, like Avatar is a good addictive movie, with subconscious messages, even though in Avatar the militant Capitalists were really fascists, and planetary communism only worked because they were on an alien planet with a collective mind.
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  • Posted by LibertasAutLetum 9 years, 8 months ago
    Interesting.
    As a former gamer I freaking LOVED Bioshock.
    I remember playing it on a (then massive) 52" LCD with Dolby 5.1 cranked in a pitch black room. Had to take frequent breaks to prevent anxiety attacks along with the fact that it was downright freakin scary.
    I remember it having a 1940s theme but I don't remember it being "anti-objectivist" or pro-Russia type communism.
    I doubt I'll ever get to play it again but if I do I will certainly look at it with more scrutiny.
    Either way, it was an amazingly immersive environment and its a shame to think a game so epic was designed as a political tool to influence a young persons mind.
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