Sentences with phrase «fiction games like»

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She said that Jesus doesn't want people to dance, drink alcohol, smoke, play sports, watch movies, read fiction, eat meat, use spi / ces in their cooking, play board games or anything like that.

We have a great selection of Canadian products as well like Jump Math, Professor Noggins card games, and all kinds of fiction, historical fiction, and non-fiction titles to cover just about any topic.

An online science fiction game may not seem like the ideal place to study human behavior, but physicist Stefan Thurner has shown that the way people act in the virtual world isn't so different from how they act in the real one.

Hey, I'm from Blairstown New Jersey, I'm a senior in college... I want to be a fiction writer, I like anime, video games and stuff like that... I can be known under the name joseph

i'm a family type of person looking for a woman who can complete my life respect for tradition laughter when needed likes traveling, food, tv, movies, science fiction... games music, pop, rock 80's music, likes to eat, do some activities from time to time sleep, etc...

Based on Orson Scott Card's 1985 science fiction novel (though it departs from the original story in quite a few places), Ender's Game is set in a future where a bug - like alien race has attacked the Earth, and talented children are selected at an early age to train for battle through a series of war games.

The Swapper is a unique experience that will charm any fan of science fiction as well as fans of games like Braid, Metroid and Castlevania.

Like all great science fiction, MGS uses technology — even on a metanarrative level, since this is a story that only really could be told through a technological medium like video games — to ask us big, moral questiLike all great science fiction, MGS uses technology — even on a metanarrative level, since this is a story that only really could be told through a technological medium like video games — to ask us big, moral questilike video games — to ask us big, moral questions.

Gerard Butler doesn't like the fact that he's being controlled by a teenage video game nerd in the science - fiction action movie «Gamer.»

I still love the power of fiction, and I've written pieces about movies in the past year that I'm proud of, like this one on David Lynch and this one on the intersection of movies and video games.

The adaptation of Orson Scott Card's beloved science fiction novel Ender's Game hit theatres on Friday, and while it's not looking like a break - out hit, it did not embarrass itself either.

According to the publisher, Torn will be a science - fiction mystery game that takes inspiration from similarly dark shows like Black Mirror and Twilight Zone.

Amped - Up Scope And Scale In the first film, the arena where the games are held seemed like a magically science fiction - y realm, where it seemed like the godlike architects of the games (alongside the nefarious President Snow) could reconfigure land, sea, and air, almost on a whim.

Unless you're tired of science fiction after films like Oblivion and Elysium — and this is much better — I can recommend Ender's Game.

Max and Annie, playing along, still think it's all just a game; there's a very funny scene of the two of them jokily threatening the kidnappers in a dive bar, spouting speeches from «Pulp Fiction» and twirling a loaded pistol like a water gun.

Both open with abortive space - docking action set - pieces, both involve brief explorative sections aboard the alien Derelict cruiser, and both tread the same hallowed ground of their source films with reverence that is sometimes so close to the films that it can be like playing someone's fan - fiction, in which they insert themselves into the story of the game as a way to replay the movie with themselves in the lead.

With its fusion of Matrix - like science - fiction and painstaking attention to historic detail, the Assassin's Creed franchise is one of the most popular game series in some time.

Her games are a far cry from the candy - colored adventures of Nintendo's other heroes, taking influence from dark science fiction like Alien.

Much like the first game, the plot runs fast and loose, pairing together NeocoreGames» rather light fiction with pop culture references.

Rather than depend on the game to create a sense of historical empathy in students, I ask them to create experiences using free interactive fiction tools, like Inklewriter or Twine, to make their own choice - based stories.

The Kindle Owners» Lending Library offers access to a wide array of categories and genres in fiction and non-fiction, and includes popular titles such as Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game, The Big Short and Liars» Poker by Michael Lewis, TheHunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins, and Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen — plus award - winning books such as The Finkler Question and Guns, Germs, and Steel, memoirs such as Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential, and motivational books like The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.

I like the Game of Thrones series and I like classic Crichton and law fiction because I am probably not going to write anything like those.

As a reader and gamer, I am not so keen on parser games and prefer 3D games but I do like and enjoy hypertext IF, and enjoy reading fiction.

In terms of the fiction of Ni No Kuni II, is it a continuation of the first game, or more like Final Fantasy where thematic themes tie the games together, but each is a separate story?

Taking place in a science - fiction / fantasy future where a large tower has grown out of the ground, Sid, the large hulking Gears like gentleman who is the game's main character enters the building in order to figure out what is going on.

When I was the age that many kids today are who are playing games like GTA and COD, I was never allowed to play nor see anything that was age rated for adults because my parents felt I needed to learn about life first and to know the fine line between reality and fiction and right and wrong, I never got to play my first adult rated game till I was 17 and had proven that I was mature enough to not copy anything from the game, that game was Eternal Champions on the Mega Drive, fun game, but tacky.

Best Game Where an Alien's a Robot's Head Pops Like a Grape Spaceships, little green men, giant mecha... the world of science fiction will always have a place in video games.

It feels oddly targeted towards whatever type of player I am: I love fiction that involves spaceships, I enjoy real - time strategy and I like story as much as anything else in a game if it's done well.

Chrono Trigger was a love - letter by a wiley cadre of RPG makers to its fans and the game was brilliant; Chrono Cross was Masato Kato trying to be the next Descartes — the game felt like high - production value fan - fiction.

Much like the first game, the plot runs fast and loose, pairing together NeocoreGames» rather light fiction with pop culture references.

Considered by many to be a complete reboot of the series (or at least of the fiction), Lords of Shadow feels less like traditional Castlevania games and more like a God of War - style action game with ties to the lore that many people are familiar with.

I'm a 19 year old Journalism and Creative Writing student who likes to: play casual video games; write stuff; read apocalyptic dystopian fiction; absorb the entirety of Netflix; waste my money on kawaii things; and meow at cats until they meow back.

With some interesting bosses, some very cool game mechanics like the grappling hook and the unique mechanic of harvesting T - energy to survive, Lost Planet: Extreme Condition is another science fiction classic.

Science fiction is nothing new when it comes to video games, with titles like Mass Effect, Deus Ex and Destiny among some of the industry's most popular brands.

Defense games span all genres, letting you protect dream locales from fantasy towers, like castle - defense game Kingdom Rush, to science - fiction bases, such as in Defense Fleet, to exotic locations all over the globe, including a tropical island overtaken by Northmen in Viking Warfare.

One of the nice things about the Black Ops games was that it felt like it was at least rooted in some sort of fiction.

Best Game Where an Alien's a Demon's Head Pops Like a Grape Spaceships, little green men, giant mecha... the world of science fiction will always have a place in video games.

When not saying dorky, embarrassing crap like that, I is a game designer, science fiction author, and former reviews editor for the now - defunct GamerSyndrome.com with years of experience writing for and about games.

Like with most Zombie fiction the game works on the logic that sounds attract the undead, so a large emphasis is placed on melee combat.

As a consequence of this, activities like the Battle Cup, SBOTD and even the myriad of fan fiction / fan series ideas (yes, fan game ideas also) will be notified to migrate to the Forum.

Scott Benson, co-writer of Night in the Woods, once referred to his game and other contemporary works like Welcome to Night Vale as «humanist weird fiction.»

The trailer features imagery and settings that feel calculated to remind players not only of the earlier Ghost Recon games, but also of popular recent films and TV series like Sicario and Narcos which have made the intricacies and mythos of the international drug trade a popular topic for dark contemporary fiction.

Just like previous releases, Central Fiction «s combat is still a blast to play, and Arc System Works have made some smart decisions that make this the best playing game in the series.

Her games are a far cry from the candy - colored adventures of Nintendo's other heroes, taking influence from dark science fiction like Alien.

Extravagantly funded by a ravenous crowd of Kickstarter patrons, designed by a team of ex-Bioware designers and artists, and scored by the Grammy - nominated composer Austin Wintory, this is exquisitely produced fantasy, marrying Game of Thrones-esque medieval war fiction with the intricacies of a Chess - like combat board gGame of Thrones-esque medieval war fiction with the intricacies of a Chess - like combat board gamegame.

The Steampunk - themed game takes inspiration from the likes of science fiction writers H.G. Wells and Jules Verne.

At first glance, it may seem like just another science fiction - infused adventure with tired tropes, but a closer look reveals some intriguing design decisions that you'll appreciate even more as the game wears on.

It was delightful to be in a room where games like the interactive fiction title Lost Pig were being showcased, and where story - based games like Kentucky Route Zero were inexplicably being played on the Oculus Rift (we gave it a shot with Spellirium, but it didn't pan out).

We can use «simulation - ness» to talk about what separates the game design of projects appealing to functional (as opposed to purely visual) accuracy in videogames like Gran Turismo, Jane's Advanced Tactical Fighters, ARMA, Rainbow Six, or even MechWarrior 2 (which was designed as though it were an accurate, complex simulation of something that exists only in fiction).

The first successful campaign for the Vancouver - based developers produced The Pit, a science - fiction rogue - like game which has since become a cult hit and generated three DLC expansions, the most recent (Pilgrim) was released for Easter 2014.