Tangible abstracts
Culture concept
Abstract concepts are given physical form.
Alternate name: Personifications
Characters
Jack Frost(view all the 1 "Tangible abstracts " characters)
PS2 2003-03-25
X360 2011-06-14
WIN 2012-02-16
WIN 2012-05-22
LIN 1994
WIN 2011-06-14
PS3 2011-06-14
PS3 2008-12-02
X360 2008-12-02
PS3 2012-08-14
WIN 2008-12-09
X360 2012-08-14
See also: deities (who often are personifications of abstracts or more tangible things)
This is for things like evil, corruption, order, chaos, love, non-existence, kindness, dreams, etc.
For example, Death is a well known personification of itself and often depicted as a black robed skeleton with a scythe.
This may also be either some substance or creatures supposedly made out of the abstract concept.
Personifications of more tangible things usually do not count as they're indistinguishable from animated such. For example, water elemental is not a personification of water though technically it can be considered one.
For example, Death is a well known personification of itself and often depicted as a black robed skeleton with a scythe.
This may also be either some substance or creatures supposedly made out of the abstract concept.
Personifications of more tangible things usually do not count as they're indistinguishable from animated such. For example, water elemental is not a personification of water though technically it can be considered one.
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Supernatural phenomena, Tropes
Child groups
Evil by default, Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Mother Nature
Related group
Creatures
Deities
Games by year
The first Tangible abstracts video game was released in 1984.
Micro Cabin, D3 Publisher and Ubisoft published most of these games.