wow wonder if the guys who made hatred, named their viking game "Ancestors: legacy", and a game about nazi germany "mongrels", are alt right.
I mean, Ancestors: Legacy isn't primary a viking game - there are 4 nations=campaigns (yeah, there are Viking, but besides them there are Anglo-Saxons, Germans and Slavs) and as someone from a Slavic country, I was pleasently suprised how Slavs are handled in this game because in most media from the West, Slavs are seen as either mafia members, prostitutes, "Russians", vampires or basically nations that didn't and don't matter at all.. so sorry that there is a game that gives some depth to the Slavs and shows their culture and history atleast in some realistic way and handles them well .. and besides, the game has non problematic elements that I know of
War Mongrels is a game where you play as (at first) two German deserters who are fightning on the Eastern front and that are joining the local forces to fight against the Nazi Germany after they witness their own army doing all sort of atrocities to innocent folk .. and the game shows many of the war crimes the Germans/Nazis did on the Eastern Front.. as the game descriptions says on their Steam page: ".. our heroes soon find their purpose in fighting back the expanding Nazi forces that entangled them in the international conflict in the first place... and as the goal of every hero is to save others and hopefully survive, our heroes strive to prevent the deaths of innocent people instead of getting away from the war as originally intended."..
Ok, how can you see this as problematic or alt-right? I'm talking/asking specifically about these games not about Hatred (or some views of the studio), of course