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(TKN) - The soon to be released rape-simulator videogame ForceFull Fux has no lack of controversy. In fact, the videogame is premised upon arguably the most taboo topic known to man. But now the PC-based game is coming under even more scrutiny for a feature that allows you to sexually assault prepubescent children, though the game describes them as “seductively fresh 18 year old f–k virgins.”

But while the game describes the children as being 18, the character models hardly fit the description - the children are hairless, prepubescent 3d models that more closely resemble 8 to 10 year olds then they do 18 year olds.

An in-game menu screen…

But the game developers, California based StunSet Studios, insist that there is nothing wrong with the feature and defend the claim that they are not condoning child abuse, saying “looks can be deceiving.”

“These heartthrobs are legal tender so they’re ripe for the ’sticking.’ If you don’t believe me, you can read the manual,” says Rob Briggs, the producer of the videogame. And when asked about the controversial premise of the game, he gave a predictably vulgar response, stating “Free speech, my friends. You may think I’m scum, but my games make people [come].”

And as Briggs points out, in making the game he has not broken any laws. Indeed, even if the game listed the models as children, animated child pornography remains legal in most states.

So then why describe the models as 18 years of age in the first place?

“Makes people feel better about themselves,” Briggs said. “Rape is one thing… statutory rape is another.”

The game is slated to be released for the PC this winter. You can download the demo or order the full game here. 

POSTED BY JIL CROW NEW YORK, NY 12:33:32

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