Re: La Famiglia: The Great Mafia War
Posted: 18 April 2026, 22:01
For my part I understand the controversy and I also wouldn't play the axis in ww2 games or even secret Hitler.
Were you offended by slave depiction on the recent Ace of Spades, or by Puerto Rico's workers? On BGG those games get slaughtered by americans. But apparently this game is fine, because the setting is far from their sensibility. If you want to enforce a standard let it be consistent.Robarkson wrote: ↑16 April 2026, 03:53 It is not at all clear to me why this game should be especially offensive to anyone. Are all WW2 games "offensive" to Germany, Italy, and Japan? Should the French be offended by Waterloo? Are all Greeks in high dudgeon about any game based on the Battle of Thermopylae? Should the English refuse to play any Robin Hood themed game? As an "American" I am not even slightly offended by games based on the Vietnam War. There are more board games about U.S. based gangsters such as Al Capone than I can enumerate off the top of my head.
