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Futuristic

Culture theme

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136
games
36
platforms

Involves more advanced technology than the set time period would suggest, or has currently theoretical or experimental technology in practical everyday use.

Notable people involved: Silicon Knights [company], azaremoth[Jan Bechmann], Drew Markham, Rob Pringle and Kevin Hoare

Future tag should be used instead where appropriate.

See also: prochronic
These are games that could fit into science fiction, but the technology used has been proven to be feasible but not yet used in everyday life (at the time of release).

It should be fairly obvious that this shouldn't usually be used in conjunction with games flagged as SciFi.

Whatever theories are used in practice in the game should only be considered what their feasibility was considered at the time of release, any new revelations on them afterwards are irrelevant and would provide only a wildly changing cases where this tag would be applicable.

SciFi flag should not be removed from games posthumously, nor this tag added to replace it just because facts changed since release.

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Games by year

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The first Futuristic video game was released in 1982.

Ubisoft, Team Reptile and Ocean published most of these games.

Platforms

Linux55
Windows14
Mac OS Classic8
Mac OS X6
X3605
NES4
Amiga4
PS33
Atari ST3
MS-DOS3
Amiga CD323
PS22
Internet Only2
Switch2
PSP1
Pandora1
Sol-201
Apple II E1
Arcade1
PS41
PLATO1
PS51
Master System1
Xbox1
Xbox One1
ZX Spectrum1
iOS1
Xbox Series X1
C641
Android1

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