Why?
Why there have been so few SF themed RPG over the years in videogames? I have been gaming since the mid '70s (Intellivision anyone?
) and there is like one science-fiction themed RPG published each 2 or 3 years
Moreover, now that there is plenty of MMORPG nowadays, very few are SFish... If i could, i would make a World of StarCraft based on the World of WarCraft engine. Imagine the humans broken in several factions, each fighting the other, as well as fighting the Zergs and the Protoss. Imagine an instance where the end boss is a Cerebrate! :eek:
Why?
Why there have been so few lovecraftian games? Now that the survival-horror games are a trend, and Lovecraft universe is all about survival-horror, why there isnt any lovecraftian themed games out there?
Besides Bethesda and their awesome Call Of Cthulu: Dark Corners Of The Earth (if you can manage the ankward controls), no one else took time to develop anything in the past 5 or so years...
Now imagine a lovecraftian survival-horror MMORPG. With instances and lovecraftian related loot like the ultimate Necronomicon as the most powerfull (and dangerous) artefact hanging somewhere in end game!
Why?
Why there have been so few SF themed RPG over the years in videogames? I have been gaming since the mid '70s (Intellivision anyone?
) and there is like one science-fiction themed RPG published each 2 or 3 years Moreover, now that there is plenty of MMORPG nowadays, very few are SFish... If i could, i would make a World of StarCraft based on the World of WarCraft engine. Imagine the humans broken in several factions, each fighting the other, as well as fighting the Zergs and the Protoss. Imagine an instance where the end boss is a Cerebrate! :eek:
Why?
Why there have been so few lovecraftian games? Now that the survival-horror games are a trend, and Lovecraft universe is all about survival-horror, why there isnt any lovecraftian themed games out there?
Besides Bethesda and their awesome Call Of Cthulu: Dark Corners Of The Earth (if you can manage the ankward controls), no one else took time to develop anything in the past 5 or so years...
Now imagine a lovecraftian survival-horror MMORPG. With instances and lovecraftian related loot like the ultimate Necronomicon as the most powerfull (and dangerous) artefact hanging somewhere in end game!
Why?