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Video Games and the Bible…Week of November 9, 2014
The following is a quick overview of the Let’s Plays, Livestreams and other activities we’ve done in the past week… _____________________________________________ This week was a busy one, as we posted our Let’s Plays of Clandestine, Interstellar Marines, Assault Android Cactus and … Continue reading
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Video Games and the Bible…Week of November 2, 2014
The following is a quick overview of the Let’s Plays, Livestreams and other activities we’ve done in the past week… _____________________________________________ This week we posted our Let’s Plays of Race the Sun, and Natural Selection 2: Combat. Race the Sun … Continue reading
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Puzzle Bots Review
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file-names. _____________________________________________ Looking at the Steam Store page for Puzzle Bots, I expected a relatively simplistic adventure game for small children. What I found was an extremely charming and accessible adventure title … Continue reading
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Video Games and the Bible Live #13: The Gunbringer’s Sacrifice
Due to this weeks’ release of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, we once again jump into Borderlands and the Bible. In this episode, we examine a ritual in-game that rewards player-performed human sacrifice with a shower of guns and loot–thanks to Elijah Elmasri … Continue reading
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An Interview with the Founder of Video Games and the Bible
Josh Schmidt recently started a podcast focused on interviewing those who have entered the video game industry. He did this to provide a road map for his children and others who wish to turn their passion for gaming into a future … Continue reading
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Pure Pool Review
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file-names. Please note that the review below is for the PS4 version, and may not reflect content/gameplay found in other editions. _____________________________________________ Ripstone and VooFoo Studios (the publisher and developer of Pure … Continue reading
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Exclusive–Artisan: Going Home Again Interview
This week, we interview Christian game developer duo, sisters Melissa and Amy Lester. They are currently working on a unique visual novel/life sim called Artisan: Going Home Again. The first part of this interview will cover how being a Christian affects … Continue reading
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Edge of Space Early Access Review
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file-names. Edge of Space is an Early Access title in Beta. This means the game is not fully optimized and various bugs are present. However, this also means that Edge of Space is continually being … Continue reading
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Papers, Please Review
_____________________________________________ Papers, Please* gameplay from the Video Games and the Bible YouTube channel:
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Education Done Right–A Kerbal Space Program 0.24 Preview
*Sources of screenshots are listed in their respective file-names. Kerbal Space Program is an Early Access title in Beta. This means the game is not fully optimized and various bugs are present. However, this also means that Kerbal Space Program is continually … Continue reading
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