3 video games to understand the reactionary conspiracy

I believe these three video games are linked to the fascist/islamist conspiracy in one way or another. I’m not saying that if you play them then you will acquire a full knowledge of the conspiracy, what I’m saying is that they could be helpful and that it’s better to have played them than not having done.

So, I strongly suggest that, if you are into video gaming and unless you dislike the genres, try to play them. I don’t know which one is more important, but Deadly Premonition is my favorite of all time. They are ordered from shorter to longer.

1) Metro 2033. A Russian video game (fully translated) released originally in 2010. It’s a mix of shooter and survival horror. Set in a post apocalyptic Moscow where the survivors of a nuclear war live in the Moscow Metro grouped in different factions. Very original beginning.

2) Deadly Premonition. A Japanese video game released also in 2010, this is an open world survival horror. Prologue is quite long and could be a little confusing for some people, so I suggest to go on till you arrive to police station which is the real beginning of the game. Gameplay is very original because it combines phases of police investigation with “demonic” phases with supernatural elements. It has missions from the main story, secondary missions (which I recommend you do the most of them you can) and mini games. Some secondary missions explain things from the main story while some others add new subplots which are very interesting. My final suggestion: don’t rush, play slowly and enjoy going to the hotel to rest. Ignore the people who said it has bad graphics, it was a trap to make people don’t play this video game.

3) Fallout 3. Released in 2008, it’s an action RPG (role-playing game) set in a post-apocaliptic D.C. Exceptional retro futuristic setting. The longest, by far, of the three, you have the missions of the main story and secondary missions, As it’s a RPG, you’ll have to upgrade your character (by playing secondary missions) in order to be able to advance in the story. The first missions in Vault 101 (an underground facility for survivors of a nuclear war that took place 200 years ago) are introductory to learn how to use the character. Map is immense and there hundreds of places to discover.

Hope you enjoy them.

1) Why not 2033 , Last Light , and Exodus ? Add to that , their precursors , the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series ?
2) Deadly Premonition takes a certain "taste" for those kinds of games .
3 ) Why not Fallout 1 - 4 , with Fallout NV in there ? Their precursor , Wasteland ? (Fallout 3 would have been named Wasteland 2 , if Bethesda could have gotten the rights from Sony (Interplay had sold Sony the rights earlier))

This was just to further conversation , as to why these games help one to understand "The Reactionary Conspiracy" .

a reply to: Gothmog

Because it’s my opinion based on several factors, including (but not limited to) these ones:

1) Metro 2033, its title is a reference to the centenary of 1933, the year the nazis took power in Germany. And that, coming from a Russian video game is quite significant. Also, it’s set in the capital of Russia.

2) Deadly Premonition was released in Japan on 11 March 2010, exactly one year before the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, which is quite surprising considering its title and country of origin.

3) Fallout 3 is an American video game set in the capital of the U.S. in the year 2277, which I think is a reference to 2022 because I know one of the tricks they use is to write dates back to front to avoid being too obvious. Also because, while being a very long game, the main plot and the general structure of the game are simpler and more understandable, making this artwork both more enjoyable and more educative. Also, at the beginning of it we are living in Vault 101, which is a significant figure.