Graphic deaths
Video game concept
119
games
35platforms
The depiction of violence, injury, or fatalities with a meticulous focus on detail and a commitment to realism.
Notable people involved: Jim Norwood, Lee Jackson, Inon Zur, Frank Maddin and Ken Silverman
Alternate name: Graphic kills
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Parent:
* Graphic violence
Implied: (not enforceable)
* Blood & gore
Related:
* Dismemberment
* Burning - may be very graphic.
* Cruelty - may involve this.
* Torture - may end up in this.
* Detailed death sequences - in case the protagonist is given such too, possibly even more "overdone" than those of others.
* Graphic violence
Implied: (not enforceable)
* Blood & gore
Related:
* Dismemberment
* Burning - may be very graphic.
* Cruelty - may involve this.
* Torture - may end up in this.
* Detailed death sequences - in case the protagonist is given such too, possibly even more "overdone" than those of others.
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The first Graphic deaths video game was released in 1983.
Midway, Bethesda Softworks, Acclaim and THQ published most of these games.