Satanic rituals hidden in kid's games "My 6-Year Old Just Sacrificed 5 People to Satan" (pizzagate)

submitted ago by kestrel9

'Satanic rituals hidden in kid's games "My 6-Year Old Just Sacrificed 5 People to Satan'

NSFgoats /s

*****PLEASE NOTE The following is all quoted from link

http://www.evilyoshida.com/thread-7492.html

Hey all

Have a 6 year old kid, I let him play his ipad on the weekends.

We downloaded this game called GOAT SIMULATOR:

All the info/title page etc look completely harmless, and to be honest we had a lot of fun and laughs playing for several days.

Its VERY FUNNY... you are a goat and can wander around and do all kinds of funny things, jumping on trampolines, flying around with jetpacks and all kinds of hilarious stuff. I really enjoyed it and we laughed a lot playing it, it seemed exactly the kind of game I like; unstructured, free to roam around and explore, lots of secret things to discover, etc

But then one day I was watching him play and he discovered THIS hidden in the trees

WTF

At first I didn't know quite what to think, but I went to do some research, and it turns out that THE WHOLE POINT OF THE GAME IS TO CREATE A SATANIC RITUAL!!!!

You have to bring 5 people into this circle and SACRIFICE THEM. As you do this the circle and pentagram start to glow:

Once you get 5 people, you become a SATAN-GOAT

By the time I figured this out my son was already ahead of me and has completed this, and was running around as the demon goat.

I told him to delete the game and explained exactly why.

THE POINT IS NOT that there is a satanic video game, this is no surprise.

The point is that there is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to indicate that the game has any such elements in it until you are deep into the game.

It looks totally innocent, and is marketed as a silly, harmless app for kids that is just fun and silly.

Then they twist and it is 100% Satanic.

That's fucked up, man.

After reading about this father's experience, I watched a video (easter eggs in the game)

A few other things (of many)

  • Blood Goat Throne

  • raid drug dealer's house and get high (actually have to go there a lot)

It's apparent that the game has parodies of various games and movies. Hard to vet games when, as parent noted, satanic or occult or drug culture etc. can pop up at any time.

This isn't the only example I've noticed with seemingly non-occult games, that once you start to play you discover otherwise.

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BillyBobBoJangles ago

That's not the whole point of the game lol. It's a sandbox game, you can do whatever you want. Just like in real life, you can choose not to summon Satan. It was never an innocent silly game. It's rated 17+ for a reason.

Rating Summary

This is a simulation game in which players cause as much damage as possible with a goat in an open-world environment. Players earn points by using the goat's abilities (e.g., ramming, jumping, running) to destroy objects and complete challenges/stunts. Several stunts depict acts of violence: characters getting hit by vehicles; players shooting people with baseballs, destroying a gas station, pushing humans off cranes. A handful of challenges involve knocking other goats out of a large blood-stained fighting circle. During the course of the game, players can engage in a text-based mini-game (i.e., “Drug Wars”) that involves the fictional buying and selling of drugs (e.g., crack, heroin, opium). The game also includes instances of crude humor (e.g., characters holding signs that read “No penis shaped foods.”). The words “f*k” and “sht” appear in the dialogue.

KillerKap ago

nothing to see her goyim. fuck off you athiest cunt

BillyBobBoJangles ago

lol

kestrel9 ago

It's true the father didn't see the other activities as being a problem (for a 6 year old to play) as he played the game with his son for a few days. (I doubt he saw the drug selling parts of the game). The game is a parody of other games/movie scenes and has a lot of humor added in it seems, so for a parent who is used to more serious (violent) games, it may not have seemed like a big deal.

RussianGoyBot ago

Ratings are just someone telling me what I can show my kids.