Duloga

This is honestly really interesting as a game. it has a strong political message, and is a visual metaphor for the inequality of police brutality that hides behind an innocent looking 80s arcade game. You start off with a controllable crowd, with a police officer firing into aforementioned crowd. Your job is to steer the crowd in such a way that the bullets only hit the yellow members of the crowd. I'm sure that you can already see the metaphor. That metaphor only becomes more apparent as the messages that your character says in reaction to the deaths of these people become harsher and harsher as time goes on. At the end of each night, it shows the names of the people who died that night, as well as their crimes, with innocent people having their job shown instead. as the game goes on, the crimes get less and less severe, going from murder and drug dealing to loitering and not wearing a shirt, and eventually becoming the occupations of the normal people. the big kick is the quota marker. The quota shows how many people the officer has to kill that night to win. at the beginning, the quota matches the number of guilty people are in the crowd, but eventually, that quota gets higher, meaning that you literally have to kill off innocents so that the officer can meet his quota. On the final stage, you are alone with the officer. there is no time limit, and his quota is one. there isnt any way off the screen. Once you get hit, it has you input your first name, last name and occupation. it then replaces your occupation with addict and says that you were shot for resisting arrest. This game's message is incredibly strong and it's delivery is very powerful and very eerie. the atmosphere is genuinely inredibly unnerving, with no music and the only sound being the gun firing, and the dead crowd members lying in a pool of their own blood after being shot. I cannot recommend this game enough, even if it is uncomfortable to play. 10/10. Black Lives Matter, systemic racism and bias are real, the problem is only getting worse and if you think otherwise I encourage you to do more investigation into why people are so angry right now. Stay safe out there.

At first glance, a "reverse space shooter" turned out to be a game about the struggle against police brutality, unnecessary killings, and so on. Personally, I don't have the knowledge to confirm these points, but I sure do hope that if things are like this in the Philippines, they will get better. The gameplay part was good overall.

Duloga is an arcade like game where you must move a crowd of people and make the cop shoot the bad guys, which are the orange people. Slowly as you progress you start getting a quota of people to kill and not as many criminals to kill. This results in you having to kill innocent people making you a criminal as well making the cop have no option but to shoot you as well. This game is fun and reminds me of the type of games you would play in arcades for it's simple mechanics makes for a good time.

Fascinating game that uses simple game design to show how easy it is to support state-sanctioned murder of innocents.

Kort, simpel spel. Vertelt het verhaal door eenvoudige gameplay. Geen P2W maar een kort, echt gratis spel.

Looking for a casual game, saw the tag and downloaded it, had fun until mid-game, finished my first playthrough and left me in deep thought. Good game.

I honestly had no idea why I picked this game. It was free and it had very positive reviews, and the graphics looked colorful, so i thought, why not? This is not a very deep or long experience, but it's really fun especially when you go in completely blind, so just download it and give it a spin. 8/10