Assassin's Creed: Freedom Cry

Adéwalé’s machete serves as a cleansing force, a violent refusal of objectification. Yet, Freedom Cry cannot escape the colonial logic it critiques. By turning the liberation of enslaved bodies into currency for upgrades, the game gamifies trauma. It offers the metropole a "tourism of pain"—a contained insurrection where the suffering of the wretched is quantified and sold. It is a simulation of freedom remaining trapped within the commercial architecture of the oppressor. - Full Review

More of the same, not essential at all.