Left Behind Games signs distribution deal with Jack of All Games

"When attackers came, I couldn't attack them, I had to convert them through singing and through a "preaching attack""

Now there's a comment I never thought I'd hear regarding any game!

It's really a sight to see!

You do make that game sound interesting, but then you also describe the Left Behind books as "good," so I'm a bit doubtful about your judgment.

The best religious game I have ever played, by far, is Okami.

to each their own. i liked the books but i dont read a lot of books so your definition of "good" may be different than mine.

and i suck at describing things but just check all the other good review of that game and the good things they say about the story. including the review on this site :p

Why does it have to be considered trendy to be derisive to Christians? They are the ones that are justifying their book's depictions of "moral character". I certainly don't mean that people should make fun of or be hateful to all Christians but a lot of them certainly deserve it. Besides, most Christians that I've met have been extremely critical and hateful of my atheism.

Also, my life of atheism is not sad and empty. I enjoy living a life where I know I don't have to be afraid of a vengeful god that will send me to hell because I got caught up in one of the Bible's many contradictions.

Who's shooting the messenger?

And kindly point out to everyone the way in which any religion can be reduced to "wicked and hateful?"

Here's a different view: the average person is religious to some degree. The average person is also a dipshit. There is a good deal of overlap there.
Don't knock the philosophy just because (some of) it's followers use it as a pedestal to step up onto their high-horses and spread righteous douche-baggery. Would that there was no religion; would-be-zealots would find something else to justify their supposed superiority over their fellow man (like race, class, politics, need I go on?)

First, please note that I did not "reduce" religion to "wicked and hateful." I merely said that a certain religion (Christianity) is wicked and hateful. That doesn't mean it can't be other things, including uplifting and inspirational to many believers.

Second, while your observations about the average person are probably correct (if not a little cynical), please note that I did not anywhere in that post attack religious people. I attacked religion itself. That religious people are on the whole oblivious of the wickedness and hatred (I don't want to become fixed on these words, but I'll use them for now) should not be surprising. We're often blind to the flaws in our most cherished beliefs.

I don't doubt that people would find something else to base their bigotry on if there were no religion. I also never alluded to that in any way. I simply referred to religion as hateful and wicked. That's all.

Christianity is wicked because it holds that all humans are born flawed and unworthy of consideration. They don't become deserving of their place alongside their beloved Creator unless he chooses to make them so, on a whim. That's wicked.

It's hateful because of the contempt it shows for humanity, for the reason above. We are vile, sinful, flawed creatures. That's a disgusting viewpoint to me.

Of course, you'd be right to point out that actual believers hold to those points to varying degrees. But the vast majority believe in a heaven, and that not everyone's gonna get to go there. Besides which, I'm talking the religion, not the religious.

As for "shooting the messenger," it's not a big deal, but I was just referring to the way you referred to attacking religion as "trendy" and the actions of someone with a miserable life, etc. (It sounded kind of snarky to me besides. Maybe I misunderstood.) Attacking religion is necessary. Many modern religions explicitly make humanity the willing slaves of a celestial overlord, whose appeasement often hinges on the destruction of millions of people.

Oh, and Left Behind sucks. :)