IMDB has inadvertently exposed a list of upcoming video games associated with Sweet Baby Inc by giving the ability to search for "Production Companies" on their website.
Sweet Baby Inc., known for its controversial focused application of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) principles, has been caught working on some very big upcoming games that we've been looking forward to. This is going to throw a wrench into that hype machine.
Among the notable titles listed is "Indiana Jones and The Great Circle" One of my most anticipated games of the year... Now gets removed from that hype list. It sucks so much...
Sweet Baby Inc. has been criticized for forced DEI elements in games because of how they compromise artistic integrity and creative freedoms. The company's approach prioritizes social agendas over gameplay quality and the authentic narrative of games.
This sentiment was created by incidents involving Sweet Baby Inc. employees, such as how Chris Kindred, who have been accused of aggressive behavior towards individuals in the industry, further damaging the company’s reputation.
Initially, Chris kicked the whole Gamergate 2 off by trying to get Kabrutus cancelled for daring to list the games this company had been involved with, and when I began covering the situation on my YouTube channel, Kindred then reached out to my former place of work in hopes to get me fired, and telling them that I was racist. I reached out to Sweet Baby Inc. about this situation but they have not responded. Shocker. Real quality company they have going over there...
Here is a full list of the games currently displayed on IMDB:
God of War Ragnarök (2022): Kratos and his son Atreus navigate the foreboding events of the Norse apocalypse, Ragnarok.
Spider-Man 2 (2023): Peter Parker and Miles Morales return in a thrilling sequel within the acclaimed Marvel's Spider-Man franchise.
Alan Wake II (2023): Set 13 years after Alan Wake’s disappearance, the game involves an FBI investigation into a series of eerie, ritualistic murders in Bright Falls.
Hogwarts Legacy (2023): In the late 1800s, a Hogwarts student discovers an ability to perceive Ancient Magic, pivotal to an ancient secret.
Mortal Kombat 1 (2023): A reboot featuring a new fighting system and enhancements, driven by the Fire God Liu Kang.
Starfield (2023): Set 300 years in the future, players explore space as members of the Constellation group.
Assassin's Creed: Valhalla (2020): Players conquer a fractured England during the Viking era, ripe for new leadership.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League (2024): DC’s villains unite in a perilous mission against the Justice League.
Spider-Man: Miles Morales (2020): Miles Morales steps into the role of Spider-Man, mentored by Peter Parker.
Gotham Knights (2022): Following Batman's death, his protégés strive to protect Gotham from rising threats.
Gears 5 (2019): Kait Diaz uncovers her connection to the Locust and battles to save her allies and her world.
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart (2021): The duo faces interdimensional disruptions that threaten their universe.
Saints Row (2022): A reboot featuring a new gang aiming to rise to power in Santo Ileso.
Marvel's Avengers (2020): The Avengers reassemble to redeem themselves and save the world after a tragic event.
Forspoken (2023): Frey Holland finds herself in a mystical land, facing formidable trials.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (2024): An adventure set between classic films, focusing on historical mysteries.
Tales of Kenzera: Zau (2024): A Metroidvania adventure involving mystical elements and ancient lands.
Wolverine: Wolverine embarks on a fierce new adventure.
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown (2024): A new chapter in the Prince of Persia saga with 2.5D platform action.
The Lord of the Rings: Gollum (2023): Gollum’s untold story unfolds before the famous books.
Gears Tactics (2020): A tactical spin-off set before the original Gears of War, featuring squad-based gameplay.
Skull and Bones (2024): Set in the Indian Ocean, players strive to become the ultimate pirate legend.
The Crew Motorfest (2023): A racing adventure set in Hawaii, featuring a diverse vehicle roster.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla - Dawn of Ragnarök (2022): Explore a mythic Norse world under siege by mythical forces.
Unknown 9: Awakening (2024): A young woman in Kolkata unveils her mysterious powers that bridge hidden dimensions.
South of Midnight (2025): A narrative-driven game exploring Southern folklore and ancient powers.
Outriders (2021): Colonists on alien planet Enoch face an energy storm that alters their reality.
Goodbye Volcano High (2023): A coming-of-age story about dinosaur teenagers facing impending extinction.
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance (2021): Heroes fight against monsters in a harsh, fantastical world.
Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman tackles a new threat in Themyscira.
Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew (2023): Assemble a pirate crew to steal magical artifacts in a mystical Caribbean.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla - The Siege of Paris (2021): Engage in epic historical battles during the Viking raids of Paris.
Assassin's Creed: Valhalla - Wrath of the Druids (2021): Delve into the mystical and haunted landscapes of Ireland.
Black Book (2021): A young woman seeks a powerful demonic artifact in Russian folklore.
Sable (2021): Guide Sable through her rites of passage across a beautifully desolate landscape.
Last Year: The Nightmare (2018): Survivors face off against a killer in a high-stakes hide-and-seek game.
Usual June (2025): Experience a summer break filled with supernatural events and secrets.
Contraband: Engage in smuggling operations in a 1970s setting.
Neo Cab (2019): An emotional survival story about the last human rideshare driver in a futuristic city.
You can explore the list in full detail yourself here.
This whole situation of games underscores the growing debate over the role of DEI in gaming and how they've been caught. Now SBI is being held accountable by gamers everywhere, and have now begun trying to hide their involvement on upcoming projects. This IMDB discovery blows the doors off that secrecy. Huge shoutout to Nev G for the help in locating this info.
Many gamers have been concerned that the influence of DEI consultation companies like Sweet Baby Inc. could lead to a shift in industry standards that don't align with making a great game because they care more about injecting agendas and politics over true natural diversity and quality storytelling.
~Smash
Props to the people reporting on these degenerates shoehorning themselves to wreck our favorite pastime
Sweet Baby Inc's involvement with Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is likely to blame why there is suddenly a female Ratchet clone named Rivet with a robotic arm. Though, while I thought the game is enjoyable, I didn't feel the need to do a second Challenge Mode run of the game. Hopefully the series doesn't devolve into unwanted political filler with the next installment. Also I was somewhat interested in Goodbye Volcano High starting in 2020, but turns out the game already released in 2023 and there wasn't any discussion of that game at all after release, so it seems like that game missed the mark in some way.
That's a pretty trash list of games to begin with, to be honest, even WITHOUT the input of SBI. 🤷♀️
It sucks I had been dying to play Sable, buy it and it's past the 2 weeks for me to get my refund. At least I got it on a heavy discount.
It sure good to see this stuff getting exposed indeed, even though I'm sure the activists at Sweet baby Diarrhea ain't gonna be too happy with this turn about