If that's what you're planning, then sorry for being an ass about it. I was probably more worried about the "distribution channel" than the actual content, and if your game is to be given out as a Christmas present at your church, in the context of an already existing religious group, then of course there's nothing dangerous about it. I also don't think the LSF community would suffer any harm if you shared the game with us here - most of us are adults anyway.semewelamb wrote:It is targeted for children because it is a Christmas present for children that go to my church. The people in charge of primary will play it and then the parents can play it and decide whether or not they want their children to play it. Ultimately, it's the parents decision whether or not their children play the game.
The reason why I'm so alerted is that I've seen the publications that religious groups like Jehovah's Witnesses try to distribute among young children in Germany, and I don't think there is anything harmless about these publications (often comics or picture books). I remember one picture book where a kid's mother went to hell for remarrying after divorcing from her husband, and I can only imagine how traumatic that must be for a child whose parents are currently divorcing.Aleema wrote:Not sure how common this is where you're from, Taleweaver, but in America, religious products aimed at children are pretty common and is not a controversial thing usually (so long as it's not, as he said, mean-spirited).
Again, sorry for clogging up this thread. These weren't the droids I was looking for. Moving along...