Food Force

Glad to see the very UN agency that perpitrated the oil-for-food scandal wasting Sadams money on a snoozer of a game.

User Rating: 2.4 | Food Force PC

By seneardon | Review Date: April 16, 2005

Sally Struthers says says as little as 75 cents a day can feed a starving child in the sudan or ethiopia. So if they spent more then .75 on this game (Far more then it is worth) they killed a baby to try and make an Anti-Americas army type Propiganda game. Feed the children already you corrupt metro-sexuals. If I wasnt a lazy slacker Id email a congressman or senator in phony indignation. Using money meant to feed 'shorties to indoctrinate nettards just seems to be lame. And the game itself? It would be OK indie freeware scaled down strategy fare. Or a really good EA game.

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