Duke Dennis & More Continue To Sound Off On ‘Hood Warfare 2’

The game features Bloods and Crips fighting on Chicago streets, sparking controversy over its portrayal of real gang violence. Prominent figures like Duke Dennis criticized it for being clichéd, questioning whether a Black creator would have made it. Comparisons to GTA and Saints Row don't hold up because Hood Warfare 2 directly glorifies real-world gang culture without satirical commentary. Trapstar Games / Hood Warfare 2Yesterday, Trapstar Games’ Hood Warfare 2 had social media talking, and that continues to be the case as people continue to call out its glorification of Chicago’s gang violence. For those who don’t know what the hell Hood Warfare 2 is, it’s a $5 Call of Duty clone that features the Bloods and Crips (we wish we were lying) battling out on Chicago’s streets. It is currently enjoying viral success after gameplay clips landed on social media. The game is currently doing well on Steam and has a “mostly positive” rating based on 1,974 reviews. Per the game’s Steam page, the description reads: Rival gangs fight for control of Chicago. Pick a side, customize your weapons, and fight other players across a variety of action-packed game modes. Spin the block and take over t...