15 Things Games Can Do But Movies Cannot

Movies are a phenomenal narrative medium but video games have their advantages.

Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 22nd, Feb. 2017

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Decide The Fate of Others

Don’t like how someone died? Don’t like that someone didn’t die? Video games are pretty lenient with letting you control the fate of other characters. Mass Effect 2’s Suicide mission allows you to kill your crew-mates quite liberally. The Walking Dead is all about making potentially bad decisions that could compromise your crew and don’t even get us started on FTL: Faster Than Light.

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