Game developers are becoming increasingly concerned about the activities of the group Sweet Baby Inc Detected and are seeking to engage in discussions with the group’s curator.
The group Sweet Baby Inc Detected has amassed over 310,000 followers on Steam, leading developers to worry about the potential inclusion of their games on the group’s agenda list. In a recent incident, the creators of the role-playing action game Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn reached out to the group’s curator, Kabrutus, requesting the removal of their game from the list. They claimed to have made significant changes to the game to eliminate any elements imposed by Sweet Baby Inc. Despite Kabrutus’ request for evidence, the game remained on the list.
Former World of Warcraft team leader, Mark Kern, uncovered information from his sources indicating that the game’s main heroine was originally intended to be a white girl. However, after the appointment of Andrea Tops Hardjo, a black woman, as the chief operating officer, she ordered the race of the main character to be changed and contacted Sweet Baby Inc.
Following the acquisition of the development studio by Kepler Interactive and the subsequent dismissal of Andrea Tops Hardjo, the main character remained black. While it is possible that any influence from Sweet Baby Inc has been removed from Flintlock, Kabrutus is unwilling to remove it from their list without evidence. He has encouraged game developers not to be intimidated and to reach out if they are also opposed to the imposition of agendas on their games by management.
Original from www.playground.ru