Spanish extremists harass creators of unusual action game. Hunt for the developers of Ecumene Aztec about the fight against Spaniards
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
The creators of Ecumene Aztec offered an interesting take on certain historical events. The Spanish community grew tense
Journalists at The Verge drew attention to the drama unfolding around Ecumene Aztec. As it turned out, the project has been targeted by Spanish far-right extremists.
In Ecumene Aztec, players will be able to fight back against invaders from the Old World (the Spaniards are not mentioned directly in the game’s description, but the image is quite recognizable). At the same time, there will also be an option to ally with the invaders, which was added following online criticism (some really wanted to side WITH the invaders).
Far-right figures did not stop at sending threats to the developers. Journalists tried to find information about Giantscraft (the developer) and came across an account linking to a website with specific content. It is claimed to feature symbols used by “South American extremists” and individuals with far-right views.
It is assumed that disgruntled Spaniards hijacked the Giantscraft domain, which simply hadn’t been registered in time.
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