Clone technology
Other (objects, etc.) theme
Features cloning technology or its products.
34
games
11platforms
Name variations: cloning technology, clones
WIN 2009-09-22
WIN 2011-03-15
WIN 2009-05-14
WIIU 2014-11-06
PS4 2014-08-05
PS3 2008-06-12
VITA 2014-08-05
WIN 2011-01-17
WIN 2016-11-18
WIN 2000-06-22
WIN 2011-05-26
WIN 2015-08-31
This used to be a common scifi horror/conspiracy theme due to assumption that clones would inevitably grow to be identical evil twins. However, physical appearance alone will vary greatly as the clone doesn't have the original's life to shape their body the same way, though this can be mimicked to a degree. Another problem is the personality which also lacks your life's experiences to shape mannerism, modes of speech, ticks, etc. Not to speak of the actual mind the clone itself has and if it is willing to go over all this. Also minimalistic cellular mutation that has happened as you aged has some effects on how you appear, which would be missing from the clone. And finally, science has found no evidence what-so-ever for cellular/genetic memory which the clone might "inherit". It's all in your brains and nowhere else, and a notable chunk of your brain wouldn't be enough to produce something like that either.
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Games by year
A | 1997 - First mammal clone (Dolly the Sheep) |
B | 1998 - First human hybrid clone |
The first Clone technology video game was released in 2000.
Tripwire Interactive, Facepalm Games and Mode 7 Games published most of these games.