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Abstract
Within the conversation on the genocide in Darfur, a new voice has emerged: Darfurisdying.com. This website feature a viral video game where the player is supposed to obtain an insight into the lives of Darfurians amongst the struggle. I discuss in my paper why this game is limited by its choice of genre and how it ultimately fails to entice support by its players.