SF tech bro pulls plug on controversial video game that let players kill ‘homeless people’

Source: New York Post

A San Francisco tech developer who created a video game that turned the city’s notorious Tenderloin neighborhood into a zombie-killing zone has pulled the plug after furious critics claimed the game allowed players to target homeless drug users. Creator Pierre-Louis Biojout, who had bragged about the game, changed reversed course on Friday in announcing he took the game down. “I built and posted a zombie game set on San Francisco streets.

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