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Living diorama

Culture concept

Aspects of a diorama are presented as living entities, especially when unexpected. Such as miniature reconstruction of a battlefield with "real" people fighting in it, or a dollhouse with "real" people living in it.

35
games
21
platforms
R.U.S.E (Windows)
R.U.S.E
WIN 2010-09-07
Battle Chess II: Chinese Chess (MS-DOS)
Battle Chess II: Chinese Chess
DOS 1990
Battle Chess (Commodore 64)
Battle Chess
C64 1989
Battle Chess (X68000)
Battle Chess
X68K 1989
Battle Chess Enhanced (Macintosh OS Classic)
Battle Chess Enhanced
MAC 1992
Battle Chess (Macintosh OS Classic)
Battle Chess
MAC 1991
Battle Chess (Apple IIGS)
Battle Chess
IIGS 1989
Battle Chess (NEC PC9801)
Battle Chess
9801 1990-07-21
R.U.S.E (PlayStation 3)
R.U.S.E
PS3 2010-09-07
Battle Chess (Amiga OCS)
Battle Chess
OCS 1988
Battle Chess II: Chinese Chess (Amiga OCS)
Battle Chess II: Chinese Chess
OCS 1991
Battle Chess (Windows 3.1)
Battle Chess
W31 1991
It doesn't matter if the living things are really living or just something imagined. For example, while the people living in a dollhouse presented as living but in the in-mythos reality you're just seeing what someone playing with the thing is imagining to be happening with the person imagining it never seen.

Popular tags

dualism serious war wargame

Games by year

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The first Living diorama video game was released in 1988.

Interplay, Topware Entertainment and Ubisoft published most of these games.

Platforms

Linux 5
MS-DOS 4
Windows 4
X360 2
PS3 2
Mac OS Classic 2
Amiga 2
3DO 1
Apple IIGS 1
Apple II E 1
X68000 1
NEC PC9801 1
Wii 1
Mac OS X 1
iOS 1
Atari ST 1
NES 1
Archimedes 1
FM Towns 1
C64 1
Win3.1 1