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Originally Posted by Oscar
Tunguska: Alien mind-control technology, far-fetched explanations of the Tunguska event, black robe cultists who are actually aliens. Nothing unreal? 
Nancy Drew: A teen detective investigating monster sightings at a German castle. How often does this happen to you every day? (or any day)
Heavy Rain: Investigating a serial killer's crimes using augmented reality glasses, and trying to save your son from an insane murderer - sound like your everyday life? |
They offer realistic environment, characters and believable stories.
But if you're expecting real world problems and rutine, why play games then? Wouldn't it be boring as hell or The Sims?
Books, movies, videogames - they suppose to entertain you, or at least to surprise you in some way. Life itself surprises you now and then. Tunguska explosion happened, it is a mystery, aliens were spotted plenty of times. So why is it not possible that tomorrow it'll catch your interest and you'll stumble across some alien mind-control technology and cultists while investigating?
