Summer Games Fest announced a new AI-powered video game where you can only win by using "common sense" puzzles that have the local residents absolutely fuming.
"Common sense isn't so common anymore, and now they're gamifying it?" says Sarah Thompson, a local mother of three, spewing fire in the Facebook group. "My kid spent three hours on a level that required realizing a virtual fridge door won't stay open if you don't clean the magnets. I could have told him that for free, but instead, they're charging $70 for a digital lesson in basic home maintenance. Summer Games Fest should be about bringing the community together, not exploiting our lack of practical knowledge for profit. Fix your own sink before teaching us how to play one."