This game called "American Dream" teaches you the correct usage of N guns.

On July 4th Independence Day, a VR game called "American Dream" took the opportunity to celebrate a US National Day with a special notice.

Yes, this is an alternative shooting game. Players don't take guns to fight to blow the enemy out, but the guns from the revolver to the shotgun are used for everyday life.

The background of the game was set at a World Expo in the 1950s. Different gun manufacturers led players through a huge and complex map, during which the church players were taught how to shoot a perfect day and show the world "for ordinary people. The fine quality of the gun."

In this game, you can do anything with a gun, the key is to use your imagination: from turning the barbecue to opening the beer can, to stirring the butter. The gun is your hands.

At the PAX show in March, the player has already realized the concept of "gun is everyday" - in the baby, the player shoots the card with the correct answer on the mother's hand; in the factory, the player goes to the center of the bun Pour the bullets to create the perfect donut; the way to clean the stove is to shoot the plate with a gun. "It’s almost every day for every American, but it’s done with a gun."

The game even featured an educational short film "How to Practice the American Dream - An Educational Movie." The short film deliberately made the effect of the 1960s and 1960s, letting the real actors perform a day for ordinary American families. Come and feel the life of Americans:

The game titled "Daily Practical Gun Technique" is called "American Dream". The irony is self-evident. The United States is built on top of guns. Its gun control has always been entangled with every government, interest organization and people. The problem is that the pros and the other have their own words, and the negotiations are often deadlocked. For the endless, the Americans’ enthusiasm for guns has never faded. The American dream relies on the strong confidence that guns bring.

However, political meaning can only be regarded as a little girl in the game. It is also based on spoofing and fun. The game is produced by an Australian studio, Samurai Punk. Their previous work is also full of imagination: a multiplayer first-person shooter called "Peeping Cheating", all players are invisible in the game, the only way to win It is a screen to peek at other players.

For such irony and spoof, some players find it difficult to accept, "Oh, this is another game that shouts 'gun control"!" Most people are happy to accept that the game is very funny, and even someone has a serious comment, " As a gun owner, I can say that this is 100% accurate, I have been like this every day."

The American Dream will be available on multiple VR platforms in late summer.

The picture is from the "American Dream" notice