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20 July, 2004
20 July 2004With just days to the third annual Christian Game Developers Conference in Portland--which will feature numerous faith-based entertainment options for the video-gaming set--Andrew S. Bub at GamerDad wonders whether the gospel can can find a similar outlet in the world of role-playing games. At present, Bub writes, "while religion and spirituality add a lot to a game world, they often aren’t used effectively." For example: "The Masquerade-Redemption’s spiritual thrust was that it cast a nun as your vampire character’s main love interest."
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