Russian Antifa Developed SharpShooter3D, A Nazi-Hunting Video Game
- 7 years ago
Russian developers have created a video game where players can shoot Nazis and local authorities.
The developers seem to support the Russian antifa movement, which is mostly active around Moscow and St. Petersburg. The government cracked down on antifa after violence in the streets, but their events still tend to attract more than 1,000 activists.
The game provides the "anti-fascist experience," and shows that some antifa members have no desire to tone down the violence.
The developers seem to support the Russian antifa movement, which is mostly active around Moscow and St. Petersburg. The government cracked down on antifa after violence in the streets, but their events still tend to attract more than 1,000 activists.
The game provides the "anti-fascist experience," and shows that some antifa members have no desire to tone down the violence.