The Halo rings were built by the Forerunners (an ancient alien species) to wipe out all life in the galaxy to stop the Flood Parasite. When you play the game or look into the extended universe you find that "salvation" refers to the Covenant (Covenant are a group of alien species and their society is somewhat cult-like) wanting to makes themselves gods and they want to use the Halo Rings to do so. He is the last of his kind, a warrior born for combat, bred for ware… and humanity's last hope." Spartin-117 the Master Chief, a biological augmented super-soldier, must uncover that secret and stop the forces that threaten us once and for all. An ancient secret, buried under the sands of Africa for untold millennia may hold the key to our salvation or our doom. "The Covent control earth, the all-consuming Flood is unleashed and the fate of the galaxy hangs in the balance. Well if you read the back off the game case you will find that this guy's interpretation of the game is quite wrong. From what he has written he thinks the story is about the main character Master Chief, wiping out the ancestors of the ark so that the United Nations Space Command can take over space. Now I could spend all day ripping apart this guy's arguments but I'm going to keep it simple and short.įrom the get go it's fairly obvious that the author of the article has either not played or understood the game. To demonstrate this we are going to use this article which tries to make false conclusions on a game called Halo. The second problem that is prevalent for some Christians is misinterpreting video games. It's a game for adults and its themes cover anything from racism to what if baptism was a physical change, from paying workers fairly to asking can God forgive us for what we have done?
Games that are designed for an older demographic often cover more sophisticated themes. While video games started out as children's entertainment they are now being designed for a variety of age groups, including teens and adults. The first problem that some people, and not just Christians, seem to have with video games is that they think they are just for children. So go play them and come back or you will miss out on some great stories. Keep in mind, this article has major spoilers for Bioshock Infinite and Halo. In this article, we are going to try and break that trend. Christianity and video games just don't seem to get along with each other. These two topics haven't exactly had a great relationship and anyone who has seen the AVGN Bible games series will know what I'm talking about. This time we are going to have a look at Christianity and video games.
In this article, we are not going to cover anything technical.
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