Games4King - G4K Brave Man Escape Game
is another point and clicks escape game developed by
Games 4 King. In one village there was a palace of enormous size. In that palace lived a brave man. Everyone in the village was terrified when they saw the brave man. One day the people of the town imprisoned the brave man. You must save that brave man that was trapped. Many clues, colors, materials, and objects are hidden in the village to save the brave man. Congratulations on finding all the clues, saving that trapped brave man, and winning the game. This game is highly desirable and is highly suited for people with depression. Congrats on playing this game and more. Good luck and have fun!
8 Comments
Sorry. RLEW was stupid.
ReplyDeleteOh, no, no, no....How dense do you have to be to actually release a puzzle game with an obvious swastika in it? I doubt there was any intent...but the blindness is appalling.
ReplyDeleteIs there a swastika in the game?
ReplyDeleteA holy symbol in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism for centuries and hi-jacked by the nazi party.
ReplyDeleteIT IS NOT A SWASTIKA! @TiCKed - look it up and see the differences - Instead of having a fit of the vapours.
ReplyDeleteAgreed. Every swastika I've ever seen associated with the Germans in WWII, the arms are always at an angle, not horizontal and vertical.
ReplyDeleteThe "Appalling Blindness" is apparently more widespread than I imagined. This is a game, intended in part for children. If you want to play historical games, an "what it used to mean", then that's your thing. If you want to claim a 45 degree rotation makes it OK, then that's your prerogative.
ReplyDeleteIf you think I'm "too sensitive", I would counter that you are not sensitive enough, and I still contend that it is absurd to put that in a GAME. I'm likely older than most of you, so maybe we just aren't teaching the lessons we should any longer, I don't know. I found it completely inappropriate, and your little digs haven't changed my mind.
Ask yourself this: Would you place this symbol (in any orientation), on the front door of your house? If the answer is "no", then it doesn't belong in a puzzle game either. Stop being an apologist.
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