Google: Google removes 'Slavery Simulator' game from Play Store

Google has removed a controversial game called Slavery Simulator from Play Store. The game allowed players to buy and sell black characters and inflict various forms of torture on them, which caused outrage in Brazil due to the country’s legacy of slavery. Magnus Games launched the game on 20th April, and although it had been downloaded 1,000 times, it received a rating of four out of five stars.

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