To me, they both look like rip-offs of Dungeon Master.Look at this:
And then this
Looks pretty inspired by LoL to say the least
Night Watch (2006), by Nival Interactive. Is based on the same franchise as that Russian movie of the same name. Uses the Silent Storm engine. Anyone played this?
Absolutely.any love for Akella pirate games?
Night Watch (2006), by Nival Interactive. Is based on the same franchise as that Russian movie of the same name. Uses the Silent Storm engine. Anyone played this?
Super 3D Noah's Ark was a Christian alternative to Wolfenstein 3D. You again play Noah, only this time you have been on the Ark for months and the animals are getting restless. One day you go to do your rounds and find all the animals have escaped from their cages... and they are coming after you! You have to explore an advanced 3D model of the Ark to find them all and subdue them by shooting them with feed using a slingshot. Don't worry, this only puts them to sleep. You start off being attacked by rams and sheep, but eventually you face larger animals like a camel and elephant. The Bible doesn't say much about what happened in the Ark the 370 days that Noah and everyone were in there, so it's not to hard to imagine something like this really happening.
These are two free games done in a retro style. Soldier of God takes place in a not-too-distant future where Bibles are burned, Christians are hunted, and Bible-believers everywhere are forced into hiding. As Dr. Samuel Gipp, you must shoot your way through nine levels of witches, wizards and other murderous heathens to reach the Christian refugee camp, while collecting priceless fragments of Scripture that the bible-burners missed. Bible Defenders is a Super Mario Brothers type game where you can play as 4 different characters (including Dr. Carl Baugh and Dr. Kent Hovind, who can ride a fire-breathing dinosaur) to collect Jesus fish and hop on turtles. The graphics in both are primitive compared to modern games, but if you like old school gaming and the Bible, these might be just what you're looking for
You are keeping some slaves in your basement, am I right?So, uh...
Apparently there's a Diablo clone set in a Biblical Old Testament setting, and it was developed by the Swedish church.
http://testamentgame.bibelsallskapet.se/
it's protestants, buddy, with their biblical literalism and unfiltered interpretation and regard for jewish myth, absent of European and Church traditionWhy don't they make a game set in the Crusades rather than going for heretic fantasy? I don't get it.