Topic: Video Games Themes for the Truth Seekers
I love playing video games. I thought I'd list and describe some games that have themes that we as truth seekers would like a lot.
Abe's Oddsye
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In this game you play as Abe, a regular employee of slavery in a place called Rupture Farms. Rupture Farms is an industry meat factory run by a race called the Glukkons, and they've been hunting creatures called Scrabs and Paramites and chopped up for food. They've already hunted a race called the Meeches to extinction and are putting the other creatures on the "endangered species list".
Abe started out liking his job as a floor waxer of Rupture Farms, until one day he finds out that since the other creature aren't getting the Glukkons much profit, their going turn Abe's race into food, called Mudokons. So as Abe, you must escape Rupture Farms and rescue your fellow Mudokons from being turned into "Mudokon Pops"(sic).
Abe has many abilities the game will not teach you how to use right away. As Abe you must learn how to use the ancient powers every Mudokon has. What is cool, is that Abe himself never uses any guns to fight his enemies.
The game then consists of braving temples infested with viciously mad Scrabs and Paramites to recieve a new power, the ability to become a godling creature called Shrykull for a limited time. Then Abe must go back to Rupture Farms with his new power and shut down their operation.
I love this game. It's old style side-scrolling mario brothers with cool environment puzzles, stealth and run for life sequences, interactive good guys and bad guys, and great artwork with cinematics. The music also bring the game to life by changing constantly to what is happening around you. It quites down as you approach a dangerous enemy, but then he might see you and then a heart pounding beat plays as you run and hide for your life.
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Metal Gear Solid 2
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The storyline is too complex for me to explain. The game gives hints about Majestic 12 and the Illumunati. The creators of the game tell a story of how nothing is as it seems. Ultimately, your character eventually discovers he is a pawn being ordered around by a sinister force controlling the government and must get out of the battle he is figthing alive. The game literally tells the player that the government controlls people with the media and hints that an alien force influences them both.
Most people complained about the storyline, because you mainly play as a different character than the original Metal Gear Solid. The gameplay consists of stealth, evasion, and epic boss battles. I must warn you, the game is almost half movie, if you want to understand the story, you must watch all of the game cinematics and listen to all of the dialog.
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The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay
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In this game, you play as the escape artist Riddick. The object of the game is to escape the high security prison and get off the planet. For all of you escapist truth seekers, you might like the game. (you get to play Riddick dude) Riddick is one tough bad ass, everyone is scared of him, including the inmates. He stealthy. tough, smart, takes no crap from anybody, and knows himself pretty well. You'll laugh when the enemy finally catches you and decides to put you in a higher security cell instead of doing the intelligent thing, killing you while they still have the chance. For those of you who always wanted to hijack a rocket, take it into orbit, jump in an alien saucer, and punch a grey in the face, this is your kind of game.
If your someone who doesn't like violence that much, you probably should just avoid playing this game.
