Pirat_Nation 🔴(@Pirat_Nation):A zombie shooter set in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood was taken offline after backlash over its portrayal of the area’s homeless population. “Tenderloin Night Shift” let players shoot zombies at real Tenderloin locations, including Eddy and Jones Streets. Some said the enemies looked like homeless people. Developer Pierre-Louis Biojout later called using the Tenderloin this way “poor judgment,” removed the game and donated an amount equal to the game’s revenue just over $300 to Delancey Street, a San Francisco organization that helps people dealing with addiction and homelessness.

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A zombie shooter set in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood was taken offline after backlash over its portrayal of the area’s homeless population. “Tenderloin Night Shift” let players shoot zombies at real Tenderloin locations, including Eddy and Jones Streets. Some said the enemies looked like homeless people. Developer Pierre-Louis Biojout later called using the Tenderloin this way “poor judgment,” removed the game and donated an amount equal to the game’s revenue just over $300 to Delancey Street, a San Francisco organization that helps people dealing with addiction and homelessness.