#fictional game

[puzzlenation]

Fictional Games That Became Real!

Many TV shows, films, and novels help add character to their narrative universes by mentioning the games played by the characters. Shows and franchises as wildly disparate as Battlestar Galactica, New Girl, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The Witcher, and Pretty Little Liars have fictional games that enrich their worlds. But sometimes, either through clever marketing or the affection of…

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[dimalink]

Miami Nights 1984- Gunblaze Assault – from an imaginary videogame fictional  from first PlayStation!

Summer 2025 has not been without music. Special countryside theme. During the road to the countryside  I listen music. All around – it is summer, so nice! Well, it is can be a cold a while. Sound of this summer was Miami Nights 1984 – Gunblaze Assault. First sound of the summer. I listen this album on the road. From a retrowave band.

Retrowave music has atmosphere, and dream way. Nostalgia. And here there is Miami Nights 1984 they have done something else, something new to show. I never expect this kind of step from them. I was very surprised! But I like it! Even a lot!

And it is everything new here. From front cover up to the idea. And new sound. You can believe or not. And before our eyes something like sound track from arcade shooter. Something like they were for Neo Geo or Capcom Play System. With cool exciting sound also. Like for the first PlayStation such kind of shmups about little airplane or space. Such a bright and colorful about palette.

Miami Nights 1985- Gunblaze Assault

And frontcover here it is like a videogame. Shooter. With elements of anime. And robots are there. Sci fi someway. Like for the first PlayStation. And this is very stylish! But this is a music album. 9 songs about 2 minutes duration for each. With style of arcade shmups. Sounds exciting and cheerfully. With good bass and drive like it is taken from MegaDrive!

And still at the same time it is so nostalgia and dream way. Well, there were times I spent time for these kind of games by myself. Or some another way of games, it does not matter a lot for now. Tracks are exciting, synthesizers sound. First track has a certain title – starting screen. And here it is so arcade voice from arcade cabinet speaks some phrases from time to time. Like bonus, lets go!

And well – it is good and kind retro wave theme. Cool melodies. Just like from fictional, imaginary videogame about little plane. From the first PlayStation. Sounds so on air. As a funny joyful flight. And there is bass. And there are places for a dreams. Dynamics. And decline into the silence and rise. Everything is here. So theme as for a summer! Miami Night 1984 - it is cool!

And here – my photos from summer 2025. This is exciting summer! Garden. Summer. Sun. Computer! Of course, I have setup there a computer with a videogames!

Music listener. From time to time i like to listen to the music. And write about it. Dima Link is making retro videogames, apps, a little of music, write stories, and some retro more.

WEBSITE: http://www.dimalink.tv-games.ru/home_eng.html ITCHIO: https://dimalink.itch.io/

[secondlastscholarofgolb]

Pai Sho is the game that dares to ask the question "what if chess was actually go?"

this is of course opposed to Tak which asks "what if go was actually chess?"

[megazumi-world]

Dress Up!

"There's no better way to customize your pets than to accessorize them with a variety of dress up items!"

A virtual pet game just doesn't feel complete without the option to dress them up! I imagine it would work a lot like adding digital stickers to a photo letting you resize, rotate and even layer items to your liking. c:

[soft-witcher-club]

My Jewish boyfriend and I got my copy of Hogwarts Legacy and so far we're having a lot of fun with it .... I pity all the salty people who instead of boycotting and Informing about really important issues are focusing on a game which can bring some fun and smiles to our dark lives.

[duscarasheddinnswriting]

I forgot to post this sooner.

This is for Night Shift at Freddy’s: Ultimate Custom Night.

This is the map of the location within the VR game of the same name as the fic it’s in.

I mostly based it on the location from FNaF 1, but I added and changed several things.

Here is what each camera is:

CAM 1: Central Vent. This is above the Office Hall, which it shares space with here. It is based on the Ticket Booth that Blank uses to get into the Office in Five Nights at Candy's, so it can be shuttered. This shutter consumes more power the longer it is closed.

CAM 2A: West Hall.

CAM 2B: West Hall Corner. There is a blind spot in this camera, and the Hall Lights within the Office let you check this blind spot, which is right outside the West Door.

CAM 3A: East Hall.

CAM 3B: East Hall Corner. There is a blind spot in this camera as well, and the Hall Lights within the Office let you check this blind spot, which is right outside the East Door.

CAM 4: Party Room 1. This has the entrance to the Left Air Vent and is accessed through the West Hall.

CAM 5: Party Room 2. This has the entrance to the Right Air Vent and is accessed through the East Hall.

CAM 6: Left Air Vent. There is a blind spot in this camera, and the left Air Vent Light lets you check this blind spot.

CAM 7: Right Air Vent. There is a blind spot in this camera, too, and the right Air Vent Light lets you check this blind spot. Many characters can be seen in the blind spots of the Air Vents and the Doors, but some bypass it.

CAM 8: Party Room 3. This is like how it is in FNaF 2, but is accessed through the West Hall.

CAM 9: Party Room 4. This too is like it is in FNaF 2, but this time, it's accessed through the East Hall.

CAM 10A: Show Stage. Far more characters share the stage this time, holding Classic Freddy, Classic Bonnie, Classic Chica, Toy Freddy, Toy Bonnie, Toy Chica, Candy, and Cindy. The ones that aren't enabled for a particular run just stay there, as other disabled characters that are normally visible on camera do.

CAM 10B: Dining Area. Unlike in FNaF 1, this isn't for parties. Instead, it's for regular dining, as the pizzerias in the first two games seemed to lack those in addition to lacking a visible entrance or exit.

CAM 11: Backstage. Unlike the one in FNaF 1, this is literally behind the stage. It fills in for multiple locations throughout the games I adapted.

CAM 12: Supply Closet. While this is accessed from the West Hall in FNaF 1, I don't have room there. So I put it where the Backstage area is in FNaF 1.

CAM 13: Restrooms. The robots don't need to use these, and the real ones are programmed to not go into them. That said, some hang out near each.

CAM 14A: Arcade Area. This surrounds Pirate Cove and takes its name from an area in Five Nights at Candy's.

CAM 14B: Pirate Cove. Foxy resides here, and as the cameras are always on, Foxy instead becomes aggressive when you don't look at Pirate Cove enough.

CAM 15A: Kids' Cove. This surrounds the Funtime Stage.

CAM 15B: Funtime Stage. The characters with "Funtime" in their names start here. That means Funtime Freddy, Funtime Bonnie, Funtime Chica, Funtime Foxy, Funtime Candy, and Funtime Cindy start here. It serves as Funtime Foxy's counterpart to Pirate Cove due to their mechanics being a bit different.

CAM 16: Kitchen. This is audio only, but in a different spot because most others are taken.

Also, the Office in this has six ways to get in! That's as many as Scott Cawthon's official Ultimate Custom Night! However, his are two doors, two vents, and two ducts. Mine are two doors, two air vents to either side, an Office Hall, and a Central Vent.

Yes, I made this in MS Paint.

[megazumi-world]

Painting Mini Game!

"Help inspire a struggling painter with their art block."

One of the very first concepts I had for Megazumi World was a painting mini game. You would be scored based on how "good" your painting is. The artist would react in a variety of ways depending on your score with a "perfect" score being incredibly difficult.