The speaker is playing a game called "Whatever It Takes" and is shocked by its violent content, which includes beating, shooting, and blowing up a doll. Despite initially not understanding the game's appeal, the speaker becomes engaged and spends a significant amount of time playing it. They express surprise that the game is popular among children and question its suitability for young players. The speaker's commentary is humorous and sarcastic, with frequent exclamations of shock and disgust.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The game is called "Whatever It Takes".
2. The game is popular among children and has a gameplay channel.
3. The player has to click on a doll to hit it.
4. The player can buy various items, including guns and explosives, to use on the doll.
5. The player can earn money by completing levels and watching advertisements.
6. The player can use the money to buy items, such as a Beretta pistol or an AK-47.
7. The player can also buy a chainsaw to destroy the doll.
8. The player can use explosives, such as grenades and bombs, to attack the doll.
9. The game has a casino slot machine feature that allows players to earn money.
10. The player can use various objects, including shurikens and colored balls, to attack the doll.
11. The game has a mine feature that can be used to attack the doll.
12. The player can put multiple mines on the ground to attack the doll.
13. The game is considered "absurdly heavy" and "problematic" by the player.
14. The player spent most of their time playing the game, but not enjoying it.
15. The player does not understand why children like playing the game.
16. The player thinks the game is "complete rubbish".
17. The player had fun putting down the doll, but does not know what keeps it alive.
18. The player does not understand why children like playing the game and thinks it's "carrion".
19. The player is willing to continue playing the game to understand its popularity.
20. The game has a feature that allows players to take a photo of the doll.