Britain's shocking milestone of 200,000 migrant Channel crossings marked in new video game

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Britain's shocking milestone of 200,000 migrant Channel crossings marked in new video game.

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A controversial new video game based on illegal migrants crossing the English Channel has been launched to mark 200,000 making the journey since 2018.Asylum Seekers, based on the classic Crossy Road arcade machines, sees players attempting to make it from Calais to Dover - and rewarded with a new crypto currency token named 'Benefits' for reaching milestones along the way by using life rafts, small boats and dodging high speed trains.The simple game has already attracted thousands of users as Britons become increasingly frustrated by the unchecked crossings which this week were revealed to have reached 200,000 people arriving in the UK illegally.The game's creators say the tongue-in-cheek project aims to highlight the injustice of illegal migrants being given taxpayer funded handouts after arriving in the UK - which total in excess of £4billion over the last year alone to 106,000 asylum seekers.

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