Sayonara Wild Hearts Is Lesbian Propaganda

If you’re one of those excuse-making Centrists who constantly justify propaganda from the Left but squeak and squeal about propaganda from the Right, you may as well close out the browser now and go back to painting your nails and watching Ru Paul’s Drag Race, because the amount of truth I’m going to drop on you in this article is way too masculine for your fragile sensibilities.

With that disclaimer out of the way, let me make it perfectly clear for everyone who may have been interested in the game Sayonara Wild Hearts from Simogo and Annapurna Interactive: the game is lesbian propaganda.

In fact, it doesn’t even try to hide it once you start playing the game.

If you’re okay with that, then good for you in supporting the propaganda you enjoy. If you weren’t aware of it, well… now you know!

The news is cropping up now because the game recently released on Steam after initially coming out for mobile devices, PS4, and Nintendo Switch.

Some of you are probably scoffing and shouting “you liar!”, which is the normal reaction to most blue-pilled normies who have no clue how the real world works. However, the good part for me is that I just have to direct you to the reviews of the game from Left-leaning outlets and they’ll do all the convincing for me, which saves me a ton of time of having to write various paragraphs about the game.

Laura Kate Dale from Syfy basically spoiled the entire game in the review, writing…

“You basically spend an hour or so with Queen Latifah as your guide, as you meet a bunch of cute queer lady types, from the insulated gamer to the strong powerful sword lesbians, before basically defeating your internalized homophobia, coming out as gay, and returning to all those levels now aiming to kiss those cute girls. Seriously, the whole game builds to a beautiful final track where you just get to kiss cute girls over and over, and it’s beautiful. It’s an explicitly queer framework for a gorgeous pop album, draped in easily accessible but varied gameplay and coated in neon paint. This game feels like it was made for me.”

Now the Centrists™ will default to, “B-b-but you can’t trust SyFy!” and so I’ll direct you to the video from Geek Remix, which played through the game when it originally came out back in September.

After defeating all of the enemies the main protagonist (who is a lesbian, in case you didn’t know) chases down some girls who were once her enemies and begins kissing them.

The game sees players going through the transition of turning enemies into lovers.

What’s funny is that I can only imagine what the general reaction would have been like from the gaming media had Sayonara: Wild Hearts featured a male lead chasing down women, being rejected, and then engaging in a fight with them again — but instead of attacking them he starts turning their hearts toward a quantum of love with kisses and affection.

Sayonara Wild Hearts - Kiss

There would be Twitter threads with 30,000 likes about how the game represents the patriarchy and how “men are awful” and how “heterosexuality needs to die”, and everyone who constantly rags on those of us who are against propaganda will be in there liking and sharing the tweets.

It’s a sad and unfortunate state of society.

Nevertheless, if you were unaware of what Sayonara Wild Hearts was about, well now you know.

So the question is: are you still going to support a game promoting lesbian propaganda? Are you going to ignore it? Or are you going to justify it because you don’t want the Twitter hordes to come down on you like the U.N’s predatory Peacekeepers ravaging innocent young children in the Central African Republic?

(Thanks for the news tip OMGIt’sAia$)