You Asked Me to Make an Educational Game, So What's with the Titan Mech?

“We interrupt this broadcast with breaking news.” “Genius game developer Su Mu has come under close scrutiny by the authorities on suspicion of spreading ‘heavy military technology’ and ‘genetic annihilation theory’ through his games.” “According to player reports, the art style of his ‘educational’ games is extremely bizarre:” “In Little Farm, to teach ‘pest control,’ he had players develop genetic toxins and automatic close-in weapons systems to commit genocide against insects.” “In Physics Blocks, to teach ‘mechanics,’ he encouraged elementary school students to build siege crossbows and even recreated space-based kinetic weapons.” “In Space Exploration, to teach ‘energy use,’ he went so far as to blow up three stars...” Facing the camera, Su Mu looked at the game dashboard filled with “bad reviews” and said aggrievedly: “What arms dealer? What warmonger? This is slander! Blatant slander!” The next day, Su Mu issued a solemn clarification in Science Weekly: “I'll say this one last time! This really is hardcore science education! “Using a nuclear bomb to eliminate pests is perfectly reasonable from a scientific standpoint. Please don't read too much into it!”