What’s your favorite established apocalyptic setting?
Comment if you have another suggestion, but preferably something that has more than a single movie, unless they really get into the world.
What’s your favorite established apocalyptic setting?
What’s your favorite established apocalyptic setting?
Comment if you have another suggestion, but preferably something that has more than a single movie, unless they really get into the world.
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The 100 is a wonderful setup: humans escaped into space due to nuclear war, when they returned to the surface, there were people who survived already there.
Fallout. Second favorite is Burn Shift, from the Fate Worlds book. Third is The Last of Us. (Similar to Walking Dead, but I like fungi.)
I really prefer post-apocalyptic games to movies and TV, apparently. And my favorite one from novels is a huge spoiler. 🙂
Aaron Griffin Yeah I happened across it by accident, not really knowing what I was getting into and it’s a really neat twist.
zelda: breath of the wild
Jason Tocci I don’t play video games, so I didn’t even think of Fallout!
Adam McConnaughey Is that really a apocalyptic setting?
I’m definitely not biased…
Colin Spears watch the first few episodes of S1. Its a very good show and one of my favorites in recent years (aside from S3, which was weak)
Aaron Griffin I’m well into the show, probably season 3, I’m not sure where I left of.
The Mad Max video game is a legit good free roaming exploration/combat/upgrading game. Catch it on a sale.
Horizon Zero Dawn, no contest.
Sebastian Baker Video game?
For those that are a fan of the Mad Max Universe, there is a movie called Dead End Drive-In. This film could almost be inbetween Mad Max and the Road Warrior
Colin Spears Yep. One of the most beautiful videogames I’ve ever played, and definitely my favorite post-apocalyptic setting.
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I’m with +Jason Tocci, I prefer games, although I’m prone to TTRPGs. Gamma World and Metamorphosis Alpha still intrigue and entertain me.
I like the concept of the show, Jerimiah. Where adults were wiped out from a plague and kids grew up in a world falling apart. But the entire Mad Max series is pretty amazing. Love the opening narration from the Road Warrior.
youtube.com – Mad Max 2 Intro with Narration (in High Def) – The Road Warrior!
Duude. If you haven’t seen Turbo Kid check that out. Just the one movie, but they def do some worldbuilding 🙂 Think they’re gonna make a second one too!
youtube.com – TURBO KID – Official Release Trailer [HD]
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Agree with Fallout, Waterworld too!
We use to create worlds based on Mad Max and The 100, even inspired in Water World, but always make them our own. No reason to play in someone’s else world.
Lu Quade Turbo Kid is soooooo good!!
I also second Horizon: Zero Dawn! It could easily be a Savage Worlds setting. Amazing backstory.
The Logan’s Run tv series. People cooped up in a domed city after a nuclear holocaust and going out in the world to see how it’s changed in 500 years. (Plus the whole being hunted for wanting to live past 30 thing.)
Origin’s Bad Blood!!!11
Lois Lowry’s The Giver quartette, perhaps especially Gathering Blue
Timothy Egan’s The Worst Hard Time , about the American dust storms of the 1920s.
Phyllis Montana-Leblanc’s Not Just the Levees Broke: My Story During and After Hurricane Katrina
S.C. Gwynn’s Empire of the Summer Moon, about the rise and fall of the Comanche.
Patricia McCormick’s Never Fall Down is amazing, but super not a setting in which I want to play.
Station Eleven!
also 28 days later
Evangelion 🙂
I liked Z-Nation. Yeah, it’s kinda cheesy with the whole zombie apocalypse situation, but the characters felt believable to me.
I just finished playing NIER:Automata (all the main endings) so it is fresh in my mind and I have to say it’s a great setting.
You know, I figured Mad Max would win, but I didn’t expect by such a large margin
Colin Spears to be fair, there were some great settings not listed. Fallout, for one.
BBC tv show – Survivors: People struggle to stay alive after a virus nearly wipes out mankind.
First episode date: November 23, 2008, Final episode date: February 23, 2010
aboveriver that show was really good. So bummed it never got a second season.
Fuzzy Goblyn same!
Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind; it’s post-apocalypse meets Dune as portrayed by Studio Ghibli’s Hayao Miyazaki (the film is alright, but the comics are much better).
Michael Kailus ^This comment seems relative to my interests. Must investigate further!