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[Faith No More]

I've only seen the trailer, so I don't really have much to say about it, except there's a man and a girl. He does reprehensible things that the player may or may not have control over. When a guy is on the ground, cowering, you lose any justification for killing them. Unless that guy was really evil, and the trailer didn't portray that well.

The main character is a bit morally ambiguous at one point. It's about a zombie apocalypse that breaks out and a man's young daughter is killed by the government. It cues to twenty years later in a dystopian setting where he's a criminal running guns amid talk of a revolution against the government state that came into power after the apocalypse, and he and his partner end up getting tasked with escorting a girl that is the same age that his daughter when she was killed across hostile territory, and getting into any further would provide spoilers but suffice to say, your character makes a moral journey that turns him into the good guy.

If you were concerned about sketchy moral implications with this game, don't be, but it is deep and complex, which requires some seedier situations.