Earlier today, I caught a glimpse of a video on YouTube. “VTubers React to THAT SCENE in Andy and Leyley,” it said. I wasn’t sure what it was, but I was intrigued. So I watched it.

Long story short, it was, as the name suggests, a series of VTubers reacting to a scene from the indie horror game The Coffin of Andy and Leyley in which the eponymous pair, who are brother and sister, appear to have just had incestuous sex with one another. (Mild spoiler, but they hadn’t; for one reason or another, it was a “vision” they saw.)

Naturally, this has caused The Coffin of Andy and Leyley to become known as “the incest game”, despite that just being one scene out of a story that deals with much more broadly horrific subject matter. And it’s just one of many examples of games that I feel are treated unfairly because of one usually morally questionable aspect that becomes more famous than anything else. Let’s talk about that.

Some NSFW imagery and subject matter after the jump!

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