The game, which is available as a free download for Android phones and tablets, allows users to play mayor as he flees from reporters, avoids crack pipes, and tries to pick up as much cash as possible in order to buy the alleged video before Gawker gets it. The player can pick up footballs along the way and lob them at nasty cameramen who try to get in the mayor’s way.

“The whole concept here is you’re trying to run away from problems and stay mayor as long as possible,” Ben McEvoy, one of the game’s co-founders said in an interview.

And what happens if the mayor run into too many cameras or crack pipes?

“He slows down, then eventually the media scrum overtakes him. The metaphor is that he has to deal with the media now, which is probably his worst nightmare,” Mr. McEvoy said.

The player then sees a sad screen that says "bunch of maggots," he added.

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