Harmless Fun: Games for Kids Now Openly Celebrate Cannibalism & Rape

Billion-Dollar Platforms Profit as Your Child’s Games Glorify Human Flesh-Eating, Torture, and Sexual Violence

Over the past few years, a flood of video games has unleashed virtual war crimes—glorifying acts the Geneva Convention would condemn—designed to warp kids into sociopathic wrecks who see baby-eating as just another level to beat.

The world’s gone mad, and your kids’ video games are the proof. While you’re scrolling through your feeds, oblivious, a 13-year-old is logging into a virtual slaughterhouse where they’re roasting human thighs, trafficking organs, or running a digital brothel. This isn’t the dark web’s underbelly—it’s the gleaming storefronts of Steam, GOG, and Itch.io, peddling depravity to anyone with a mouse and a lie about their age. Cannibalism, rape, torture? Not crimes here—they’re mechanics, polished to a sickening shine, wrapped in user reviews, and sold with season passes. How did we plummet from banning obscene filth to giving it a 4.5-star rating? The answer isn’t just corporate greed—it’s a calculated, soul-crushing assault on everything decent, and it’s time to te…