Video games are like most media: fine if used with proper purpose and if the content is fine. I'd be cautious about making it a regular habit, though. Be sure to set time in your day for prayer and Holy Scripture before getting games. Also, there's a Christian game review site (Christ-Centered Gaming) that judges a video game on its mechanics and its moral content.
What's that, user?
Adrian Taylor
A strategic turn based game based on a board game. Basically you have a team of prophets and go around fighting evil in Israel. I just got it off steam sale for 3 bucks. Lots of fun, even has a bible study mode.
Desolate Hope and Pilgrim's Progress by Scott Cawthorn (creator of FNAF). Be sure to install ublock to block ads: ublock.org/
Otherwise, just make your own. We need more creators who make Christian inspired content.
Jose Ortiz
CKII, what people have listed here Also, I would add elder scroll games. Sure it is more sandbox and doesnt have Christian setting, but you can always play as a good guy and fight evil. Just dont complete daedric quests if you RP as a noble paladin and thats it.
Jace Hall
Oh, also forgot to add Heroes of Might and Magic III. Sure some may have problems with using magic there, but if you dont want it, dont use it. Its a fun old nostalgic game and I was always having fun exterminating demons as Castle (faction with paladins and angels) or necromancer faction.
El Shaddai is based on the Dead Sea Scrolls, but the director of the game did the art for another game called Okami, which was a game very heavy in Japanese folklore and mythology, including different gods, celestial beings and demons, so that may be sacrilegious. El Shaddai is definitely more of a 'religion interpreted as anime' game than it is a 1-1 match. I can go into more detail if anyone wants, as I own a copy, but I will say that your companion is Lucifer before he betrayed God, and in the game he calls God on a cellphone to give him updates on your progress regarding some angels that you're meant to track down that betrayed God by directly helping humans. I never got an interpretation of how accurate it is story-wise, but I've never heard anyone complain about it.
Actually was thinking about this subject, back in my old primary school there was an old (maybe retro) game, here you walk down corridors looking at screens, collecting passages from the Bible and you use those passages in encounter rooms. Anyone know what im talking about?
Other one was a Noahs ark version of "DOOM" where the animals are getting rowdy so you have to sedate them with food from a slingshot.
Ayden Morris
>be a good goy and make sure your game is approved by a (((reviewer)))
Nathan Howard
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Brayden Richardson
It's just Book of Enoch: The Anime: The Game.
Elijah Robinson
lol found it.
"Super 3-D Noahs ark"
And after actually searching for it I found the otherone: Captain Bible: Dome of Darkness