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SF AI Founder’s Zombie Shooter Game Turns Tenderloin Residents Into Targets - SFist
Publisher description: A local tech founder has created a multiplayer shooter game set in the Tenderloin, where players gun down zombie versions of neighborhood residents, drawing immediate criticism for its portrayal of people dealing with homelessness and addiction.
NewsAPI | Oct 15, 2026 | Leanne Maxwell
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A local AI founder has created a multiplayer shooter game set in the Tenderloin, where players gun down zombie versions of neighborhood residents, drawing immediate criticism for its portrayal of people dealing with homelessness and addiction. San Francisco tech founder Pierre-Louis Biojout is facing serious criticism after releasing a multiplayer shooter set in the Tenderloin, where players can gun down "zombie" versions of neighborhood residents, as KRON4 reports. The game, called Night Shift, features familiar streets around Jones and Eddy streets, with zombies hunched over on sidewalks and riding Lime scooters as players shoot them and throw grenades.
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