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Tech founder vibe codes game about shooting 'zombies' in San Francisco's poorest neighborhood
A web-based shooter game called Tenderloin Night Shift, created by NanoCorp founder Pierre-Louis Biojout, has drawn significant criticism from San Francisco residents and city leaders. The game, set in the Tenderloin district, depicts players shooting 'zombies' that reportedly include homeless individuals and drug addicts, leading to accusations of monetizing dehumanization. Biojout claims he did not intend to provoke and that the game also featured tech workers, but the game has since been removed.
Dumpster Baby - Finding Hope in Community
Dumpster Baby is a game developed by five Miami University students that explores themes of homelessness, LGBTQ+ identity, and community support. The game follows a couch-surfing raccoon named Bandit as he navigates challenges like finding housing and employment, highlighting the importance of libraries and social connections. The article praises the game for its positive portrayal of community and its ability to provide a sense of validation for queer players.
