It became the survival shooter we’ve all come to know, spanning the twilight years of this console generation and even expanding onto mobile phones and the Wii. That’s all they planned for, with a full description of the universe by the game’s creator for the writers to take from as they would to develop an appropriate title. Visceral Games (formerly EA Redwood) set out to make a game that had no overlay HUD and included dismemberment, stasis, and telekinesis in a horror setting. Dead Space manages to touch upon the majority of faith-related issues without even intending to.
We want to hear about what’s going on there, and if games are genuinely supposed to become art, they cannot always avoid controversy. Not addressing that conflict in games is a serious disservice to both secular and religious gamers.
P.S.We live in a world where religion is hotly debated as Atheists proclaim the end of religion as we know it while religious leaders become increasingly fundamentalist and conservative. (There really is (or at least was) someone out there in the universe, they've launched an interstellar WMD at us, because their "plan" for us is to wipe us out) then I think that would hit the "core" of their believes and I don't know what would be the effects of that (our discussion about the unitology would probably benefit from having some psychologysts involved :P ), but I'm not sure that 100% of them would double down I think that having unitology as a dominating religion in DS universe might be kind of a stretch, but the only logical explanation of that requires that the marker is a "gift" to humanity and it will help humanity "evolve" (so there's someone out there in the universe besides and they've send us a gift, because they have a plan for us) If they got some evidence about what marker does and at this moment marker was not in play to cloud their thinking then they will start processing this information.Īt this point a human being can either evolve out of limiting believes or go into denial (I wonder what would be the proportions)
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