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Christian Games Done Right: Lemma (Evan Todd)
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file names. *Note: Evan Todd, the developer of the game, is a good friend of mine. The various modes of coverage below contain my honest opinions regardless of that fact. __________________________________________ Lemma* … Continue reading
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Video Games and the Bible Plays: Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file names. __________________________________________ Summary In first person shooter Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball* (RRDDD) players sling dodgeballs at each other instead of bullets. My Experience ·Robot Roller Derby Disco Dodgeball’s gorgeous neon and electronica-fueled … Continue reading
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Video Games and the Bible Live #17: Christian Developer Interview–Evan Todd (Lemma)
*This interview was recorded shortly before the release of the game. Evan Todd is the developer behind incredible first-person parkour game, Lemma. Listen in as we discuss living what you believe, humility, game development, and his disturbing lack of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, christian, Christian game, christian gaming, christian review, christianity, developer, Evan Todd, faith, family-friendly, God, indie, indie game, Interview, Jesus, KJV, Lemma, movement, parkour, review, video games, video games and the Bible, Video Games and the Bible Live, Video Games and the Bible Reviews, voxel
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Video Games and the Bible Plays…Frozen Cortex
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file names. __________________________________________ Summary Frozen Cortex* transforms the simultaneous turn-based strategy of previous Mode 7 Games hit, Frozen Synapse, into a streamlined, non-violent futuresport between two teams of five robots with varying skills. My … Continue reading
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Video Games and the Bible Live #16: Christian Developer Interview–Andrew Armstrong (Fermenter Games)
Andrew Armstrong is the sole developer behind Fermenter Games, and creator of the spectacular Christian indie game, David. Listen in as we discuss everything from finding faith to the sinfully-delicious power of bacon on this episode of Video Games and the … Continue reading
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Kaiju-a-GoGo: Friendly-Faced Destruction (Developer Interview)
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file-names. Kaiju-a-GoGo* fulfills the promise of classic games such as Rampage or War of the Monsters by giving you control of a customizable monster (or “Kaiju”), and an entire world to conquer. I had the chance to speak … Continue reading
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VGB Audio Editorial: “Religion Has Hurt People”–Christianity and Diversity in Gaming
The audio version of our article on diversity and the depiction of Christianity in gaming and its culture is now available! You can read the article and download the audio here, or simply listen below: ____________________________________________________________ *Do you want to … Continue reading
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Tagged Audio, Binding of Isaac, christian, christian gaming, Christian Perspective, christian review, christianity, depiction, diversity, Donut County, editorial, Edmund McMillen, family-friendly, gaming, gaming culture, God, Jesus, KJV, video games, video games and the Bible, violence
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VGB Audio Editorial: Max Payne, Violence & Comfort in Romans 16:19
The audio version of our article on video game violence, hype, Max Payne and Romans 16:19 is now available! You can read the article and download the audio here, or simply listen below: ____________________________________________________________ *Do you want to be saved? … Continue reading
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SteamWorld Dig Review (PS4)
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file names. Please note that the review below is for the version available on PlayStation platforms. As far as I know, there are no functional differences between the PS4/PS Vita, PC, Wii U/3DS … Continue reading
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