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gaming May 31, 2026 · 👁 44 views · Syndicated from Game Rant

Games Where the "Monsters" Were Actually Innocent

Some games cast us as a mighty warrior who blows away or cuts down wave upon wave of enemies. As brutal as this can be, we're typically reassured and spurred on by the thought that those enemies are evil. For instance, the Doomslayer, as vicious and merciless as he is, is fighting the armies of Hell. On other occasions...

Some games cast us as a mighty warrior who blows away or cuts down wave upon wave of enemies. As brutal as this can be, we're typically reassured and spurred on by the thought that those enemies are evil. For instance, the Doomslayer, as vicious and merciless as he is, is fighting the armies of Hell. On other occasions, though, our enemies are far from chaotic evil.

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