When it comes to finding inspiration for new games, developers are happy to look to films, books, comics, myths and folklore to find rich veins of inspiration. Why not consider major religions too? Sure, we get the odd title like Dante’s Inferno that’s willing to creatively interpret religious writing or God of War that lets you massacre the less fashionable deities, but where are the games that let you dragon punch Muhammad in the face or headshot then teabag John the Baptist? Every religion has great source material for a game setting, and here’s the top 5.
* Anyone a bit uptight or sensitive about religion might want to make their lives less stressful by not reading this list. I won’t be offended if you don’t want to be offended.*
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Remake of Lost Odyssey, Open World Alundra(ala breath of the wild), Xenogears Remake, and Breath of Fire Remake. I also want Golden Sun sequel on Switch 2!
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I don't why can't get a Scientologist game. I mean I enjoyed Mass Effect and would love to play as John Travolta as you travel across space and into other demenions, battling up to the Xenu warlord or what however the Science Fiction story goes.
there will be so many complaints and offended countries will ban the game and it will get a bad reputation and could cause political unrest(for example Iran said it will not enter the 2012 Olympic games if they don't change the logo which is apparently racist ) and then the company making the game could risk losing alot of its fans and thus income and company gets headache and the list goes on and on and on...
dantes inferno worked because it addressed certain parts of religion or aspects of religion like death in this case. if thats what your thinking of i think it may work like you can have a game about incarnation maybe, which could be an adventure game inspired by the Hindu religion. what you did in that article is rather than being inspired by you were basing your thoughts on certain religion.
to be honest it just wont work.
Inb4 fox news gets hold of this article.
i know this is meant to be funny...
...but it* just isnt, this article fell flat on its face.
sigh religion does more harm then it benifits something has to be done about it in 5 or 10 years give or take