And leave reviews saying “Bought this game because it was on the anti-woke curator’s list. Thanks”?

Edit: it seems like people understand this post as a “let’s buy non-woke games”. I mean it as “use the list to find ‘woke’ games” and buy those. Not mindlessly, of course. But review-bombed “woke” games can have a harder time (especially in their forums), because of such curators and it could be a good way to discover actual good games that are subjugated to hate coming from these curators and groups.

  • SavvyWolf@pawb.socialEnglish
    6·
    4 hours ago

    Instead of just saying that you bought the games from the non woke list in your review, why not give a personalised review? “I like that this game depicts gay women in a historical context” or similar?

    Makes it clear that you actually engage with the diversity rather than using their games as a platform to “own the right” or whatever.

    • atro_city@fedia.ioOP
      2·
      4 hours ago

      You can do that too. For me, it would fulfill two functions: give a review for a game with my honest opinion, and help make the “anti-woke” lists a double edged sword for the bigots: if you make a public list, it may also be used by the “woke” to support their games.