What about the people with the guns who shoot the people...Even though its not YOU.Hopeless Bastard said:
OT: Ace Attorney series...No wait...there's murder...
Pokemon Snap! Yeah. That's it.
The Best Game that has no Violence
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OT: Ace Attorney series...No wait...there's murder...
Pokemon Snap! Yeah. That's it.
um depends what you mean by no violence id have to vote portal, somethings will try to kill you like the sentries but even they are kinda unviolent in their manor "are you still there?" and yeah its pretty epic game really.
Well, I suppose that it all depends on if violent games must constitute the presence of violence or if the evidence of violence is enough. Portal in itself is not a violent video game per se, it simply contains evidence that violence has happened. In that sense, it's innocent. As for Harvest Moon: there is no murder of plants involved unless you feel the urge but not the necessity of cutting down trees (the game actually encourages you to plant flowers and such). As for Harvest Moon...well...um...DIE HATED VEGGIES! DIE DIE DIE!!!SsilverR said:
Oh, agreed, it's a beautiful gameplay experience. I just suppose it depends on what you're looking for in terms of non-violent. I was taking it at its literal.SensibleCrout said:I ohnly skimmed se sread and somehow translated "violence-free" to "kid suitable". I mean, flow may be about killing, but it's an abstract and elegant killing accompanied by a nice sound, not exactly a gorefest.JEBWrench said:Perhaps. But you're saying about a game in which the sole purpose is killing as being a game without violence.
The Puyo Puyo series is a fantastic non-violent experience if you're into puzzle games. (The original was ported to America on Sega Genesis as "Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine")
A personal favorite is Scrabble. That's the real board game or a video game equivalent iteration. I actually purchased it on XBL, something I find great to pass the time and make me think. Much more convenient for figuring out correct/valid words (since it tells you on the spot) than having to scan through a dictionary.
A personal favorite is Scrabble. That's the real board game or a video game equivalent iteration. I actually purchased it on XBL, something I find great to pass the time and make me think. Much more convenient for figuring out correct/valid words (since it tells you on the spot) than having to scan through a dictionary.
Umm... I would say Myst 4: Revelation, but while the PLAYER doesn't actually commit any violence, you do occasionally see predator-prey relationships with one of the Age's wildlife, someone does throw a bomb at you at one point, someone sabotages a bathysphere, there's a kidnapping (you don't actually see ALL of it, but the violence is implied), and you actually see two guys trying to strangle each other (sort of, I guess). And that, literally is all of the violence in the game. All of it is in cutscenes. Its a puzzle-game, sure, and its a pretty damn good one, but that really is all of the violence in the game. No really. Just play it if you don't believe me.
Going waaaaay back here with Tempest. Also the Jaguar version, Tempest 2000 mainly because of the awesome soundtrack it had.
