Those are just well known symbols commonly created using precious metals and
gemstones. The product of Nazis plunder of other countries. - The game doesn't
lean in any religious direction.

Say it is a "Christian game", so what.

Here is a Christian game:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/371180/Super_3D_Noahs_Ark/

The nazis start summoning demons in Spear of Destiny, so killing them seems relatively Christian.

Thats depends on your theology. Not a rhetorical question: Was it christian to set free the victims of the holocaust from the concentration camps, and overthrow the nazis? I believe so. Bj Blazkowics blazing a warpath through Nazi Castles and saving the free world from their experiments and chemical warfare is something i believe Christ would support, it is fiction and a video game though which brings up another issue of whether or not you believe violent video games are Christian. Tough call and a matter of opinion but i will say i dont see it as anti christian. Doom is a better example to use. destroying demons is definitely christian. xD

Originally posted by The Dukenator:

Here is a Christian game:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/371180/Super_3D_Noahs_Ark/

Had no idea this was on Steam. Immediately wishlisted.

Well, what would you consider "Christianity" to be about?

Pacifism, forgiveness and "turning the other cheek" ?

Worship of a Hebrew god and the tribe of Judah?

Punishment of un-believers and heretics?

Standing up for wrong doings and evils?

It really depends from your interpretation of the religion, IMHO.

john carmack is atheist. john romero is atheist. stop looking to validate your own beliefs in every piece of media.

Just like muslim and socialist invaders loved to plunder and desecrate Chistian churches in Europe, so did the Nazis during their invasions,
It seems to be a common thing for totallitarian ideologies.
It's not a Christian game - it just tries to add a little historical realism.

Sure, why not, the Polish hero tries to recover Catholic goods looted by the Nazis to give them to the poor Church. In the process, he kills a lot of evil and demons. Praise be to Blazkowicz!

Absolutely ridiculous. - Spend at least 30 years studying sociology theology and
the rise and fall of civilizations so you have a valid background to formulate any
speculative premise.

- The game is all about killing, and about as 'christian' as the Spanish inquisition.

Get a grip !

haha what a joke , surpriced that in 21st century someone care about religion

Hmmm..

World Religious Population:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_religious_populations

Originally posted by thirdkeeper:

Absolutely ridiculous. - Spend at least 30 years studying sociology theology and
the rise and fall of civilizations so you have a valid background to formulate any
speculative premise.

- The game is all about killing, and about as 'christian' as the Spanish inquisition.

Get a grip !

It's a piece of entertainment TBH.

We shouldn't take it too seriously, it was literally made for three things, and that is to impress (3D graphics, looked amazing back at release time), shock (Nazi imagery and violence, one of the first trully violent games) and entertain (shooty shootin' Nazis, their dogs and zombies).

Wolf 3D was actually a really controversial game at release time, due to the violence and imagery, but also highly successful and launched the DOS PC platform in the spotlight for computer gaming, overtaking the, back then still popular, Commodore Amiga.

I find it amusing that nobody has said anything at all about the name of the prequel yet...

The Spear of Longinus (aka The Spear of Destiny) is a Christian relic... just like The Holy Grail or The Ark of the Covenent.