Sweet Baby Inc. Destroys Capes! Devs Caught Hiding the Truth?!

Sweet Baby Inc. has been causing headaches for Spitfire Interactive, who tried to bury their collaboration on the new game Capes. Despite the developers' attempts to cover it up, the truth came out, and their game ended up on the DEI Detected list. Over 400,000 gamers are now roasting them for their poor decision to work with Sweet Baby Inc., a company notorious for its controversial and woke agenda. The backlash has been intense, with Spitfire Interactive releasing a second statement claiming gamers were "mean" and vowing not to work with Sweet Baby Inc. again.

In this video, I break down the situation, highlighting how Capes was shaped by Sweet Baby Inc.'s influence. The game, available on Steam, is now facing serious scrutiny. Sweet Baby Inc.'s involvement has led to suspicions of a diversity checklist that many believe has ruined the game's authenticity. Despite Spitfire Interactive's claims that Sweet Baby Inc.'s input was minimal, the evidence suggests otherwise.

Kim Belair of Sweet Baby Inc. has a history of insane tweets and rhetoric that have divided the gaming community. Spitfire Interactive's attempt to distance themselves from Sweet Baby Inc. is too little, too late, as gamers continue to boycott and criticize their decisions.

Join me as I dive into this controversy and expose the truth behind Sweet Baby Inc., their involvement in Capes, and the fallout that's ensued. If you're concerned about the direction the gaming industry is heading, don't miss out on this deep dive. Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates on the chaos at Spitfire Interactive, Sweet Baby Inc., and beyond.