Its hardly a surprise then that Huniecam would a) suck as a resource management game, and b) opts to “punch down” with its humor (you get the same with, say, a game involving the trials of TV production, in which it invariably makes fun of the types of shows out, and the nature of the actors, etc.) “Controversial” stuff is almost always presented as the butt of the joke, and its usually its detractors, who have the same sense of humor as a pre-teen, which end up making games, shows, or anything else about it. How much BS did we, invariably, get about lesbians in TV, all over the place, before we saw The L Word? And, all of it made them the core of the jokes. Would, really, be nice if, for once, **something** got made that treated a subject honestly, first, instead of as a sort of not-pology (or, more often than not, retaliation by people that actually know what they are talking about), for decades of making fun of it, by people who have no F-ing clue at all what they are talking about (save by accident), and don’t care to do so.