15 Games That NEED to Become Movies
Hollywood often takes advantage of the most popular gaming brands. This happened in the case of Super Mario, Tomb Raider or, more recently, Uncharted. But there are still many more titles with huge potential waiting to become movies.
Table of Contents
- 15 Games That NEED to Become Movies
- Baldur's Gate
- Legacy of Cain
- Metal Gear Solid
- God of War
- Hades
- Ori
- Darkest Dungeon
- American McGee's Alice
- Mass Effect
- Chrono Trigger
- Life is Strange
- Mafia
- Red Dead Redemption
- Horizon Zero Dawn
Life is Strange
- Game genre: adventure
- Movie/TV series genre: teen drama
- Potential creators: Sofia Coppola
- Is a movie actually being made? No
- How long it's been waiting: 8 years
Max Caufield is the main character of Life is Strange alongside Chloe. At some point, she manages to acquire the ability to manipulate time. Not unlimited, but large enough to be able to react differently to sudden, short-lived events. In addition, he has visions of the future – vague, yes, but definitely spelling doom for the entire city.
Among young players of the time, the game became a hit of similar magnitude as Riverdale or Sex Education for todays teens. What's more, it became a kind of phenomenon, for some time also recognizable outside the gaming community. All that because of groundbreaking gameplay – no other game proposed so amazing time-rewinding mechanics.
Life is Strange is not a title that could easily be transferred to the big screen. After all, how are viewers supposed to make key decisions? And how to decide when Max travels through time and when he doesn't? Our sense is that the only way this could work would be an experimental TV show. Slightly similar to the one we've already seen in one of the episodes of Black Mirror or the TV series Kaleidoscope. The emotional relationship between Chloe and Max should be perfectly conveyed by Sofia Coppola (Lost in Translation).
