Indian developer turns ‘Cockroach’ protests into video game

Author: Deepali SaxenaPublished on: October 23, 2026Country: India

TechnologyPolitics

Indian developer turns ‘Cockroach’ protests into video game

A 27-year-old Indian developer has created a satirical video game inspired by protests led by the Cockroach Party over alleged irregularities in electoral lists. Players take the role of protesters facing baton charges, tear gas and water cannons. The game also depicts police efforts to stop the demonstrators.

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