disappear.

This is 'disappear.', a new video game from Outhouse Media. It's a game that's going to be very popular, and that's allowed us to stand up and say that no more games like this are going to be violently violent, and that campaigners should be able to make games in such a way that they're not violent at all."
The developer also set a deadline to create a game that's both viable and playable: "This is all just conversations we've had and spoken about, so we're going to have to work on it for a little bit longer before we start to feel confident in it." Anne-Marie Aikins, former cultural critic and author of the memoir 'Play Dead,' told The Independent she thinks the industry has a long way to go in its understanding of the threats that sexual violence poses, but that gender fantasy gameplay is something that could help improve its understanding of the issue. "It's a notion of sexuality that's very often current and contemporaryized," she said. "That's when the violent fantasy and the sex fantasy die out, and you can't expect more of a dialogue about sexual violence. You can't expect more of a dialogue about fetishism, and you can't expect more of a dialogue about the positive impact that these experiences can have on a person's life." More from VICE: Why You Aren't Using Your Image as Sexists Why I Hate Video Games and Why I'm Tough On Sexism Orlando Shooter's Rap