SINfully Obvious by Kris P. Kreme
After Edwin’s father gave into sin and ran off with his harlot intern, as a good church boy, Edwin is going to try and expose the sin rampant in the world today. But will his efforts to find the most sinfully deviant game pay off in an absolute perversity even he can’t escape?
Seeking sinful games to expose and take down, he goes on the dark web, finding a game called SINfully Obvious. A passive game, it displays thousands of livestreaming videos, claiming if anyone in them speaks the word obvious or obviously, the video will turn immediately sinful and depraved. But is it actually just AI-manipulation as he suspects… or could everything he witnesses in multiple videos be really happening?
SINtendo September continues with a sinfully deviant diversion of gameplay, and the outcome may be as twisted as it is SINfully Obvious!
It’s the first day on a mission to expose and eliminate sin from society for Melinda and her college church boy son Edwin, and while each may have their own plans on how best to tackle the promotion and adoration of sin in the world, Edwin may end up falling right past sin into SINtendo in his efforts to tackle sinful gaming on a fancy new computer at home.
Melinda has never gotten over her husband and Edwin’s father giving into temptation and sin, running off with the harlot intern where he worked. So she has taken a job working as secretary for a notorious womanizer and egotistical evil boss downtown, Lawrence Carrington. And as she dresses the part, plays her role, making herself look and act like exactly the kind of slutty woman Carrington will open up and show his true colors around, Edwin will be doing something very different… attempting to expose the masses to sinful elements of modern gaming.
Edwin will spend the day searching the dark web for the most sinful deviant disgusting games, playing only to expose them… and pretty soon after searching using keywords, he has a possible game to take down.
It’s called SINfully Obvious, and this passive-play observational game promises to turn any livestreaming video on his computer sinful… as long as someone in the videos speaks the words obvious or obviously at any time.
And as he looks at a screen filled with little livestream video boxes, will Edwin discover that the game is purely fake AI-generated nonsense, or could it somehow actually be really turning things in otherwise normal social media videos deviantly depraved, all simply because someone spoke those words?
Almost immediately he suspects it’s all AI, maybe even the videos themselves, just faked for the gameplay. Although each video he watches full screen does seem realistic. From angry teenage social rants about old guys in a store being obviously perverts that seems to show those very guys suddenly turning and acting very perverted, to a shy but very attractive social media girl’s video tour of how she organizes her closet turning into some very perverted self-exploration after she simply says it’s obvious her viewer support is stripping away her anxieties, the game awards more points for more sinfully deviant outcomes.
But are any of these videos even real, and as he watches a local realtor video offering tips to others in the business of selling homes, things truly get perverted as she happens to speak the words to the viewers that obviously selling a home means selling yourself to those looking to buy. When that woman offers herself to the husband and son of a family looking to buy, is it all just AI-generated manipulation… or could it somehow be real, and should Edwin be having the reaction he is starting to find hard to suppress in watching those videos?
The game is definitely everything he was looking for, the uncensored graphics, the crude display of perversions and realism, but all of this is becoming a little too much after even more videos. Is this real or is it just impressive AI, and could it be he was wrong about SINtendo not being behind it, and the game maker clearly just imitating them because of what that mega-company promotes in their own deviant games? The answer to all may just be SINfully Obvious and Edwin may fall right into the pit of sinful perversity he was only hoping to expose.
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