This game about grinding mute lumps of shapeless flesh has made me realise I've been hornswoggled by capitalism
Flesh grinders of the world, unite.
This game, Flesh Grinding, has made me realize how I've been misled by the capitalist system. The game simulates the laborious process of working with large chunks of flesh, picking them up, transporting them to a grinder, and turning them into mince. The player must continue this cycle until their energy reserves are depleted, then return home to upgrade and progress to new areas and machines.
The game mirrors the monotony and inefficiency of real-life jobs, where workers are forced to maximize their productivity and efficiency, often leading to burnout. The game's horrifying reminder of the constant trade-off between our daily labor and distant, unknowable forces is a chilling portrayal of the nature of modern work.
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