Execute

I'm only giving this a positive review because I don't think it's a bad game, and I don't want its rating to suffer. But I do feel very uncomfortable about this game. It turns systematic genocide of a Holocaust-like nature into a clicker game, where you just click buttons to make the numbers go up. It's not trying to hide what it's doing behind cute graphics or anything, nor is it reveling in the blood and butchery. It simply is. And it's so easy to just fall into the flow state of "click buttons to make numbers go up", just like with any clicker game. Mini-shots of dopamine. I don't think the developer is a sick guy or anything. Feels like this game exists to make a point. I dunno. I just couldn't help but think several times while playing it, "What would my grandfather, who was a Holocaust survivor, think of this?"

Progression feels great until the very end, beat it in a little over 2 hours. It's pretty active playthrough the whole time.