Futurism (Future)
Science fiction and futurism are very similar gaming settings. Both transport the player to the future of humanity or to a completely different imagined world, whose inhabitants have advanced far beyond modern humanity. Science fiction allows authors to set aside some laws and conventions of the real world, enabling them to create new races, technologies, and magic. Futurism, on the other hand, focuses solely on technological achievements, completely rejecting humanity and the social qualities inherent to people.
Years
Platforms
NESSNESGame BoyTurboGrafx CDMSXGenesisSEGA Master SystemPC-98FM TownsSharp X68000DOSTurboGrafx-16LynxArcade
Statuses
Best Games in the Futurism (Future) genre of 1990 (Game released)
Game released: Acorn 32-bit, Amiga CD32, Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, DOS, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, Genesis, J2ME, SEGA Master System, Windows Mobile, Xbox 360 → 1994
Metacritic:
64/100
Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe is a top-down action game with elements of a sports game from the developers of the Bitmap Brothers studio, The. The game is published by...
Game released: Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, Game Boy, MSX, NES, PC-88, Sharp X1, Sharp X68000, TurboGrafx-16, Wii, ZX Spectrum → 1987
Players:
8/10
Gradius is an arcade game with action and shooter elements from developers from the Konami Industry Co. studio. Ltd.. The game is published by Konami Industry Co...
Role-playing game, First-person view, Third-person view, Top-down view, Futurism (Future), Anime / Manga, Turn-based
Game released: TurboGrafx CD → 29 June 1990
Sol Bianca is a first-person role-playing game with elements of an anime or manga game from the masters of the NCS Corporation studio. The main publisher of the...