Hatred.

[Husar]

That gameplay trailer should at the very least contain a warning for very graphic violence if it fits our forum rules at all. (I'll let the mods decide that)

As for the game, I'm not a fan at all. If "I" do something in a game, it helps if I get at least a chance to identify with the character or there is some sense behind what he is doing. This game has none of that, the character you play is quite frankly an idiot who does things I abhor. And it's not making me think about the subject matter either because I already thought about it for years and came to the above conclusion. So while they might have a right to make the game, I would like to see them sell very few. And if the character in the game weren't an idiot, he would just shoot himself in the intro. IMO this is just an attempt to make money by shocking, crossing yet another frontier of decency or whatever one might call it and just going for the "I'm not with the masses!" or "Bloood!! Violence!! *drool*-crowd. Yes, there may also be people who play it because they think it's some sort of intellectual exercise to play this "piece of art" that takes such philosophical stance on life and blabla, but quite frankly I think they're just fooling themselves. Murdering innocent people in cold blood for no good reason is not something I want to recreate, spend money on or see otherwise promoted, no matter how it's dressed up.

[Fragony]

Yeah. Manhunt is inredibly violent but it's really a pretty clever game that makes you think about loving violence. Postal is so self-conciously rediculous that murdering everything is hilarious. I don't like this one judging from the trailer at least.