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Games tagged with this contain elements to the story or gameplay that force the player to question or doubt the reality of the Player Character’s world and/or actions. This includes games that imply that game events are a figment of the Player Character’s imagination, games that rely heavily on hallucinations of the Player Character to drive the plot, and games that purposefully trick the player into believing a series of events that is later revealed to be untrue. Common instances include it was all a dream, the Player Character was in a coma, etc. | Games tagged with this contain elements to the story or gameplay that force the player to question or doubt the reality of the Player Character’s world and/or actions. This includes games that imply that game events are a figment of the Player Character’s imagination, games that rely heavily on hallucinations of the Player Character to drive the plot, and games that purposefully trick the player into believing a series of events that is later revealed to be untrue. Common instances include it was all a dream, the Player Character was in a coma, etc. | ||
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| + | {| border=1 | ||
| + | | style="background: #B7CECD; color: black" | ''' Games listed as having this kind of content ''' | ||
| + | | style="background: white; color: black" | ''' Games listed as being FREE of this kind of content ''' | ||
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| + | | style="background: #B7CECD; color: black" | <DPL> | ||
| + | category = Unreality | ||
| + | </DPL> | ||
| + | | style="background: white; color: black" | <DPL> | ||
| + | category = Unreality-free | ||
| + | </DPL> | ||
| + | |} | ||
Latest revision as of 11:00, 29 August 2014
Games tagged with this contain elements to the story or gameplay that force the player to question or doubt the reality of the Player Character’s world and/or actions. This includes games that imply that game events are a figment of the Player Character’s imagination, games that rely heavily on hallucinations of the Player Character to drive the plot, and games that purposefully trick the player into believing a series of events that is later revealed to be untrue. Common instances include it was all a dream, the Player Character was in a coma, etc.
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