Faith Fighter game goes offline after Muslim protest

The Observatory spokesperson said the game would serve no other purpose than to incite intolerance. He called on the game's internet host to take "immediate action" by withdrawing it from the web. Molleindustria said Faith Fighter was meant to be a game against intolerance that used over-the-top irony and a cartoonish style.

"Faith Fighter depicted in a mildly politically incorrect way all the major religions, as a response to the one-way Islamophobic satire of the Danish Mohammed cartoons. Islam forbids images of Mohammed and a Danish newspaper angered the Muslim world in 2005 by publishing cartoons of the prophet that were deemed offensive.