Ep 21. Bible Games II

The show Angry Video Game Nerd, which centers around a foul-mouthed and passionate gamer known as the Angry Video Game Nerd, returns with its third season's 21st episode titled Bible Games II.

In this episode, the Nerd takes a look at several different video games based on Bible stories and characters, including ones on the Noah's Ark story, David and Goliath, and Moses and the Ten Commandments. He discusses the history of Christian-themed video games, their popularity, and the subpar quality of some of the games.

The Nerd starts off with Noah's Ark, a game that he had reviewed in a previous episode titled Bible Games. In this game, the player controls Noah as he tries to rescue animals from the flood and bring them onto the ark. The game is riddled with bugs and glitches, and the Nerd notes that the controls are frustratingly clunky and unresponsive. He also points out some oddities about the game, such as the fact that the animals can drown in the flood despite being able to walk on water.

Next, the Nerd moves on to a game based on the story of David and Goliath. The game is a side-scrolling action game in which the player controls David as he fights off soldiers and giants using his sling. Despite the interesting premise, the game is again plagued by poor controls and bad graphics. The Nerd notes that the game also seems to take some creative liberties with the story, such as having David fight a dragon at one point.

The last game that the Nerd reviews is based on the story of Moses and the Ten Commandments. This game is a trivia game in which the player has to answer questions about the Ten Commandments. The Nerd notes that the questions are far too easy and that the game's graphics and sound are nothing to write home about. He also criticizes the game for its lack of interactivity, stating that it would have been better if the player had to perform tasks related to the Ten Commandments.

Throughout the episode, the Nerd provides insightful commentary on the games, their design, and their place in the history of video games. He also adds his trademark humor and wit, making the episode both informative and entertaining.

Overall, Bible Games II is a great episode of Angry Video Game Nerd that showcases the Nerd's passion for gaming and his unique style of reviewing. Whether you're a fan of the show or just interested in Christian-themed video games, this episode is definitely worth a watch.