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Suspected Trump shooter's game pulled from sale on Steam after flood of meme reviews
The game Bohrdom, developed by Cole Allen Thomas, has been removed from sale on Steam following a surge of purchases and politically charged meme reviews. Valve's decision to pull the game aligns with increased scrutiny of content on its platform, and many reviewers may have utilized the refund system.
Alleged would-be Trump assassin once made an "atomic fighting game", which Steam have now yanked from sale
Valve has removed the game Bohrdom from sale on Steam after its developer, Cole Tomas Allen, was allegedly involved in an attempted assassination. Bohrdom, described as an experimental fighting game, saw a surge in interest and reviews following the incident. Allen, who also has another project titled 'First Law' in development, is facing charges.
Suspected White House shooter made a video game that's still on Steam
Cole Tomas Allen, the suspected shooter at the White House, developed and released a game titled Bohrdom on Steam in 2018. The game, described as a skill-based, non-violent fighting game, has seen a surge in attention and player numbers following the incident, though it is no longer available for purchase. Valve has kept the Steam page live despite removing the game.
Trump shooting suspect's Steam game sees review bomb, spike in activity
The Steam game Bohrdom, developed by Cole Thomas Allen, has experienced a surge in activity and a wave of review bombing following reports that Allen is the suspect in a White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting incident. Discussion forums for the asymmetric fighting game have become a focal point for political debate and memes. Former Kotaku editor-in-chief Stephen Totilo observed the increased player activity on the game's forums.
Alleged Trump shooter is a game developer—and people are rushing to review bomb his Steam releases
Cole Allen, the alleged shooter at a recent White House event, is a game developer who released a title called Bohrdom on Steam in 2018. Following the news, internet users are purchasing the game to leave satirical reviews, many referencing the shooting incident. Allen also reportedly has another game, First Law, in development.