I'm a 67 year old man, probably one of the oldest who ever played this game.

I am the father of my 30 years old son named Billy. He has always loved games because they provide him with an outlet for entertainment that he cannot find in real life. Billy recently downloaded "Sex with Hitler: World War II" and played it for over 35 hours in less than a week. This makes me very sad because it's hard for me to spend time with my son because he has a disability that keeps him speechless and a mental illness that requires his disability to be looked after by support workers, who cater to his disability, while I am at work.

To connect with my son, I decided to sign up for a Steam account and purchase the game to see if I could play with him. I downloaded the game, looked through the tutorial, but unlike the Wii games, I couldn't find a co-op option to play with him through. I asked my son for help and he prepared a challenge for me. I love it because it's the only real bond between me and my son since we went for a walk and played on the Wii a few years ago. I’ve gotten older since I last went hiking, and don’t have the energy I used to, so to sit down and play with him, in a way he knew how, was like a dream come true.

Since then, the game has brought me and my son closer, and now we spend time together outside the house on weekends when I'm not working. This game reminds me that everything is fun and brings back many memories with my son.

I'm a 67 year old man, probably one of the oldest who ever played this game. I am the father of my 30 years old son named Billy. He has always loved games because they provide him with an outlet for entertainment that he cannot find in real life. Billy recently downloaded "Sex with Hitler: World War II" and played it for over 35 hours in less than a week. This makes me very sad because it's hard for me to spend time with my son because he has a disability that keeps him speechless and a mental illness that requires his disability to be looked after by support workers, who cater to his disability, while I am at work. To connect with my son, I decided to sign up for a Steam account and purchase the game to see if I could play with him. I downloaded the game, looked through the tutorial, but unlike the Wii games, I couldn't find a co-op option to play with him through. I asked my son for help and he prepared a challenge for me. I love it because it's the only real bond between me and my son since we went for a walk and played on the Wii a few years ago. I’ve gotten older since I last went hiking, and don’t have the energy I used to, so to sit down and play with him, in a way he knew how, was like a dream come true. Since then, the game has brought me and my son closer, and now we spend time together outside the house on weekends when I'm not working. This game reminds me that everything is fun and brings back many memories with my son.