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The game wholeheartedly is an homage to kids who have suffered abuse, its a game FOR them and their imaginations. Its rather beautiful, like alot of Edmunds work
In the game you're supposedly playing as Isaac trying to escape, thus saving him. Although I personally think Isaac is already dead and you're on some Dante's Inferno-esque journey through the afterlife. (It's either that, or Isaac is incredibly well read for what appears to be his age and has a fantastically morbid imagination)
If she knows all that why on earth does she think its encouraging child abuse as apposed to making a statement about being against it? In her logic does that mean every filom about WW2 encourages people to be Nazis?!
Which is pretty much absolutely correct.
This isn't any of that.
Its.
A.
Game.
About.
Killing.
Monsters.
Now shut-up and sit-down.
So what you're trying to say is that the game actually encourages monster abuse?
This is pretty much false as we can somewhat agree from the videogames causing violence stuff, and presently, and more controversially, the video games causing misogyny stuff.
So, yeah, this is a game featuring child abuse at some level, that much is true. Extrapolations from that are up to you I suppose!
Or how "the hunger games" promotes a dystopian future.
Or how "the green mile" promotes kiling innocent people.