source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/202...

source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2024/12/10/among-us-cited-as-assassin-game-played-by-luigi-mangione-alleged-ceo-shooter/

the article actually goes on to say that it would be silly to make the conclusion that Among Us had anything to do with the motive, emphasizing it's cartoony nature

What is left out of the coverage is an examination of what Among Us actually is, an exceptionally cartoony, overwhelmingly comedic game.

Like 11 December at 15:46 | Open on wetdry.world

4 comments

wavejumper3

@vozercozer Luigi was the type of person that identifies the imposter immediately, but then gets ejected by a slim majority because the imposter's slightly more charismatic on the surface and everyone really regrets it at the end

11 December at 15:48 | Open on tech.lgbt

vozy 🎀

i implore everyone to actually read the article before making an assumption that it was written in bad faith. i am considering deleting the OP merely because i don’t want to be responsible for spreading unwarranted misinformation

11 December at 18:17 | Open on wetdry.world

Pomegranate_Stew

@vozercozer
I think I’m more flabbergasted that an article like this even needs to be written.

You’re all good.

11 December at 18:38 | Open on kind.social

jackdaw, ultranormal aspect

@vozercozer

in all seriousness Forbes is like the only large legacy publication that seems to have people who take video games as an industry seriously. I don't know when exactly it happened, some time in the last decade, but it seems to actually allow millennial ass writers talk normally about games in their content.

11 December at 19:26 | Open on normal.style