Concrete Genie‘s protagonist Ash serves as a Christ-like figure in the story, as his actions are erasing the evil and corruption found in the game’s world, and the world is coming back to life in new and improved ways. However, God promises in Genesis 3:15 that Eve’s seed (Jesus) will conquer sin, death, and the devil, and restore the world. Relationships between men and women became points of contention, and sin has even affected the world around us in the form of thorns, famine, and natural disasters. But after sin came to be, the relationship with God and His creation became strained, and soon man began abandoning God for his own personal gain.
Before sin entered the world by Adam and Eve, mankind was in perfect harmony with God, one another, and nature. I can’t help but think of Original Sin, in this instance. Positive Content: The city in Concrete Genie has been affected by an ecological disaster, lost jobs and industry, and overall has become desolate and run down. These scenes are relatively tame, though. Later in the game the protagonist engages in combat against evil Genies. Violence: The game features minimal violence where the protagonist is bullied by a group of peers but these moments are few and far between.
Magic is a feature of the game it’s not teaching kids to be wizards or witches, but it is present. Occasionally they will have horns or sharp teeth, which may be interpreted as evil. Spiritual Content: This game features Genies or spirit-like creatures. Concrete Genie is their follow-up, and based on the quality of this new title, they are well on their way to becoming a household name. Pixelopous is a smaller Sony Studio whose first title was the gorgeous rhythm game Entwined.
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