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Game Categories
The structuring according to (mostly) game categories serves to rearrange the virtual Photographs of the individual games randomly in a different context. Enjoy :-)
2189 photosAction
These games have fast-paced combat, are mostly heavy violent. They often involve shooting, fighting, or other forms of direct conflict. Almost every computer game today can be classified in this genre.
1463 photosAdventure
Story-driven games, with exploration and puzzles. They often involve quests, character development, and immersive worlds.
2605 photosAll
Not really a game category. Here you can see all the photos from the Binary Voids series at once!
253 photosAnimation Style
This is not a game category either. Here, I am summarizing computer games with a special art style that is reminiscent of animated films or comics. Let’s see how they blend together.
87 photosBeat Em Up
Brawling against waves of enemies, often with a focus on hand-to-hand combat.
452 photosDystopia
Oppressive future societies, often featuring themes of totalitarianism and surveillance. These games often explore the consequences of technological advancements and societal decay.
230 photosFantasy
Magical worlds and mythical creatures, often with quests and epic battles. These games typically involve elements like magic, dragons, and other fantastical elements.
132 photosHack and Slay
Well no, this is really not about talking. Its about Fast-paced combat focusing on melee weapons, involving players using swords, axes, or other close-range weapons to fight through hordes of enemies, emphasizing quick reflexes and combo attacks.
200 photosHorror
These games aim to create a sense of dread and tension, often involving monsters or psychological horror. They may include survival elements, puzzles, and exploration in dark or eerie settings.
60 photosJump and Run
Platforming with jumping and running mechanics, often with obstacles and enemies. These typically involve navigating levels by jumping between platforms, avoiding hazards, and defeating enemies.
593 photosMiddleAges
Medieval settings and knights. This type of games often feature castles, quests, and battles in a historical or fantasy medieval context.
148 photosPostapocalypse
Survival in ruined worlds, involving scavenging for resources, battling mutated creatures, and exploring desolate landscapes.
95 photosPuzzle
Problem-solving challenges, often involving logic, pattern recognition, and critical thinking to solve various types of puzzles.
90 photosRacing
A Game Category where you drive mostly with cars or other fast moving stuff and try to win the race!
8 photosRoguelike
Procedurally generated dungeons with permadeath. Such games often feature random elements, where each playthrough is unique, and players must navigate through challenging environments with limited resources.
589 photosRoleplay
Character development and narrative choices. These games often allow players to create and customize their characters, make decisions that affect the story, and engage in quests and battles.
732 photosScience Fiction
Futuristic tech and space themes. These games often explore advanced technology, space exploration, and alien civilizations, often set in a dystopian or utopian future.
484 photosShooter
Gun-based combat. These games often involve first-person or third-person perspectives, where players use firearms or other ranged weapons to defeat enemies. Action and violence are a given here.
28 photosStrategy
Similar to chess strategy games focus on long-term planning and smart decision-making rather than quick reflexes. The core lies in the efficient management of scarce resources in order to achieve predefined goals against resistance. Players must analyse complex situations and anticipate their opponents actions in order to achieve victory through the right tactics.
693 photosSurreal
Dreamlike and bizarre experiences. These games often feature unconventional narratives, abstract visuals, and surreal environments that challenge players’ perceptions of reality.
243 photosSurvival
Resource management and endurance. These games often involve gathering resources, crafting items, and managing health and hunger while surviving in hostile environments.
103 photosThe War Machine
What is good for absolutely nothing? War ! - but here we are again. So there are also Games that deal with the topic of war or the effects of war. Lets see if they have something to say.