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Ancient Aliens: The Game

The History Channel's "Ancient Aliens" series has a game featuring consulting producer Giorgio A. Tsoukalos, of Legendary Times Magazine. He is the director of the Erich von Däniken's Center for Ancient Astronaut Research and a well known personality. In this game he challengers a volunteer to be regressed to find out why gold was so important to the ancient world, the player soon find's themselves involved in the Niburu Legacy.

Not only the player is regressed to a previous life during ancient Egypt, but also finds that they have been abducted by Greys. These greys take a sample of your DNA, they explain that they have chosen you to be their intermediary. They explain that there is a threat to their world and they need gold. However, our atmosphere makes things hard for them....so they need you to act as their hand. They modify you claiming to increase you physical and mental aptitude for the tasks ahead. It will benefit mankind and you will be saving two worlds.

However, some things are questionable. You are also asked to go an abduct people and sample their DNA. The more tasks you accomplish on behalf of the aliens, the more secrets they share about technology. The more gold you bring, and increase civilization you bring, the closer they are to fulfilling their own agenda.

Virtual Reality Games

Over the past two years software developers have been gearing up for the Virtual Reality immersion.
They have been in the process of making experiences in the form of games and movies that people can interact with. One of the better known products is the Oculus Rift, but other platforms have come out from Sony and Google. Seemingly as well, there are apps that you can use on an I-phone or Android that can give users a POV simulation of events....making you feel you are there. Of course the genre has experimented with several themes.... one of them being Alien Abduction.

"The Hum" has a VR version and you can check out their on going work here.

This is an immersive story call the "Harvest"

This one "Alien Help" takes place in Los Angeles, you can see our Metro and Chinatown.

This one has black triangle UFO following you around. Apparently you just been abducted and the aliens are having you run through a gauntlet of other captives. You have to survive their test.

Another one has you driving in the desert and you are abducted. It is long, but at the end you do see an alien.

Developers... if you really want more authentic experiences....seriously talk to us... there are many of us who would love to share our experience and see if multiple people can agree on what is happening.

Hot Wheels City: Turbo Abduction

I do not know what to say as the seriousness of Alien Abduction is now just a marketing ploy.
Of all things.... Hot Wheels? In this expansion you have two green "grey" type alien in their spacecraft abducting people in their car using beaming technology and some sort of grapple. Cars then escape and hide under buildings.......

Hey lets do the Hot Wheels City: Holocaust version! Where you escape from the Nazis..... this I would say is in bad taste.

Aliens in Pathfinder

Pathfinder is the successor to the 3E of Dungeons and Dragons and the D20 System which allowed for compatibility with every gaming system. It was the Golden Age of Roleplaying where you can be any race, any class, and setting.... Pathfinder continued with this notion.

The default setting for Pathfinder in on the world Golarion, which is reminiscent of a fantasy earth in some ways and has some familiar ethnic cultures. Like some other campaigns world (Mystara), high technology has been introduced at sometime in the past with a crashed ship. This bought in a race of androids, along with some other foreign life forms. For centuries the world has been visited by other races as well from across the void of space. Recently with the release of Bestiary 5, Anunnaki, Greys, and Reptoids have been introduced to the setting officially. Likewise the Ikelos, a daemon, resembling a  winged grey has maid its appearance too. Pathfinder has a long track record of introducing various aliens, many drawn from Lovecraftian Lore as well. The Elohim also make an appearance from Bestiary 4, which oppose the Annunaki.

Elohim

Anunnaki

Grey

Ilekos

What is interesting that the Elohim, Anunnaki, and Greys are physical beings. Yet the Ilekos comes from the Dimension of Dreams.They feed on fear and cause lethargy in victims. The sight of them often causes individuals time die from lack of sleep. They sometimes band together and feed of a victim until there is nothing left.

Video Game: Dark Colony

In 1997, a RTS game known as "Dark Colony" published by S.S.I. and was released for the PC. Likewise an expansion called "Dark Colony: The Council Wars" came out the following year.

In the 22nd Century humans have discovered a "remarkable energy source" by the name of Petra-7 on the Mars and start colonizing the planet. Figuring they'd rather not choke on the atmosphere of Mars whilst mining Petra-7, the Humans begin terraforming the planet. Eventually habitable jungles and deserts have sprung up as a result allowing humans to make a home here sponsored by the mega-corporations Pan Luma Industries, Aerogen, and Stratus who. For a while they can access Petra-7, but "Greys" aka the Taar show up. The Taar are aliens from a scattered and dying race looking for a new homeworld, and Mars seems to be good fit. Before they can move in though, they seek to get rid of the humans.

Players can either play the humans who are defending Mars or the Taar trying to get rid of the human presence.

The Hum: Abductions

Well there is a game called "The Hum: Abductions" that is an alien invasion simulator.

Per the website:
"For years, people have been hearing mysterious, foreboding, mechanical type noises around the Earth without explanation. The source could never be identified. It was blamed on machinery, electronics and even the Earth’s moving tectonic plates, but not a single scientific mind could locate the cause of this strange phenomenon.

One day the source of The Hum was revealed, and all the conspiratists were wrong.
The Hum: Abductions

The Hum: Abductions is a first person horror game, under development using the powerful and visually appealing Unreal Engine 4 engine.

Thought of as an immersive and frightening story driven game, Abductions is a prequel for The Hum Game, The Alien Invasion Simulator, both parts of a huge sci-fi / horror universe called The Hum Universe.
Story

In “Abductions”, you will play the role of Holly Sanders, a mother and wife, who is living hard days since her husband’s mysterious vanishing, months ago.Lonely and disturbed, with her little son Dan as only company, Holly will uncover the past and present events of the Sanders family, while facing a terrifying approaching revelation"

Now, The Hum (audio sample), is an actual phenomena that people are experiencing but is not necessarily related to alien abduction. This noise is heard of all over the world. In North America it is blamed on Project HAARP and AURORA. During some abductions, there is a precursor of odd frequencies that abductees hear, the hum is one of my different sounds. This one is similar, but is usually because of the EMF disturbance an alien technology causes in the area, which I have heard myself.

Saucer Country

Issue #1

   A comic series by DC/Vertigo comics deals with issues of alien abduction and politics. It is called "Saucer County" and focus's on Arcadia Alvarado, the governor of New Mexico. She is one of the leading democratic candidates in a bid for presidency, and she has admitted that she was abducted by aliens. Her story deals with the intrigue on how this revelation affects her candidacy. Some of the issues it deals with is discredited UFO-ologogists, Roswell Incident, and the individuals journey in revealing the truth and fact of what is happening.

   Personally I have only glanced at this, as the cover art is rather disturbing to me. The artist has done a great job of conveying some of my worst fears and experiences on the cover. These experiences are common with abductees in general.  Here are some examples of this cover art that kinda "eeked me".

Issue #3

Ironically it seems that the "Lepus" issues is popping up. Coincidence?

Issue #4

Issue #2

Issue #5

 

Gaming: The Sims

This game by EA Games allows you to play "real life" in a simulated environment. You can create a characters with limited AI who will socialize, play, work, and interact with their environment. It is worth to mention that the game had an easter egg in the Sims, which has continued in the sequal the Sims 2. If your character take an interests in astronomy and uses the best telescope in the game there is a probable chance they will get abducted by aliens.



Now the video above, show the actual game sequence when you get abducted and when you are returned.
The middle of the sequence was designed as part of this person's game play...as a movie. However, your Sim is abducted for a period of three hours and is badly shaken up after the experience.

Gaming: World of Darkness: Mage the Ascension

             The World of Darkness is a campaign setting in which various supernatural creatures exist in our world. You can play from the perspective of a Vampire, Mage, Werewolf, Changeling, Wraith, Mummy, Zombie, and even a Demon. Each type of creature has a rich history, and the individual book talk about how they deal with the world and what they know. For the most parts, Aliens are never really mentioned except for in "Mage: The Ascension". Supposedly, the greys are dimensional entities, one that are prohibited from interacting with Earth. In the ancient past they actually guided many avatars, imbuing certain individuals with the ability to use True Magik or Enlightened Science. 

The books never really deal with them, but kind of mention them off too the side in a few products here and there. The first Mage product to mention them dealt with the society of Thal'hun. This small sect of sorcerer's believe in the music of the spheres, and that aliens guide us. They are mentioned again briefly with the Void Engineers and the Sons of Ether, mostly warning about the threats from beyond.. They are also mentioned as the Anunnaki, in a supplement called Dead Magic, which discusses Ancient Mesopotamia and makes references to these elder beings. Ironically this is historically accurate to a a point as the Anunnaki did engineer humanity with potential to do great things.

"Transmissions from the Rogue Council" and in the "Infinite Tapestry", we find more hints that these beings are known as psychopomps. They where last active in the 15th Century and for some reason banished. However they have journeyed here and there, abducting individuals in secret since then. They have been called the Vrill and Ka Luon at various times, but are uniformly called the "greys" by most sleepers.

 However in in the WOD the space aliens are inter-dimensional beings, ones who have been pulling the strings of mage and the spheres all along..

 

Gaming: Tekken 6

Tekken is Namco's fighting game.The game world is pretty straight forward, as it involves the "King of Iron Fist" tournaments and a large Japanese conglomerate who have dealings all over the world. The game itself is a fun fighting game, with a great story mode in which fighters play through the main campaign arc. Sadly though as I was playing I discovered that the producers included "greys" that would pop out during the stages. It is a part of a mini game for an achievement in which you attack them. It wasn't a a fun surprise as I was playing this in the middle of the night alone.

Gaming: Silent Hill

Well this is a famous horror genre game everyone should be family with. Basically the game centers around the town of Silent Hill, which seems to be haunted by a dark deed done in its past. The game has gone on to make several sequels retelling the tale of the town from various view points. Each one focusing on one of the town tragic characters. The game basically deals with demons, ghosts, and other paranormal phenomena.... but within each game there is a secret  "Alien" endings....





Although there are supposed to be jokes, there seems to be really no relevance to
why these "secret" endings in the game? It is just odd that they keep appearing over and over.
And why are the Greys involved?

Gaming: Perfect Dark

Perfect Dark actually was first released for the N64 back in the 90's. It was recently re-released with updated graphics and expanded story. The games started off as espionage, between rivals corporations and the government. It was a great game that offered a a fantastic story and gameplay.... until... you discover that alien technology is involved and there are MIB's. As the story get more complex you realize that the greys are involved!!!

They call themselves the Maens. Apparently they were captured, and several of their craft were reversed engineered. They were also studied and captured as well. During the game you befriend one and his name is "Elvis". Sadly as soon as the game got to this point I had to stop playing. It was just bothersome to see them on the screen. Despite my feelings this is an awesome game to play with a deep deep story you will come to love!.

Gaming: The Grey Sourcebook of Conspiracy X: Nemesis

When I first saw this cover back in 1996, it freaked me out. This is one of the first RPGs I remember going into full detail about the Greys. I admit I flipped through real quick, but  didn't have the courage to buy and read. (You never know... sometimes literary works contain more than just a few kernals of truth). Why would someone would go to the trouble of writing a detailed book on the subject matter I have no idea, but as someone who is now researching this in a more detailed light I need to look at this more closely.

It is odd how more and more, the Greys are being made more accustomed as they are our ancient "Boogeyman" and now seem to share the limelight with other horrors like Vampires, Dragons, Zombies, and Witches. Like those creatures there are some truths....and some that are just myths.... but still... something that hopefully will just stop.

UPDATE: Well it seems that a second edition of this book "Extraterrestrials" combines and expands on the information in Nemesis. The crux of this book are about two different alien races... one who are basically the Atlantians who are of humanoid stock and the Grey who evolved from dolphin like creatures. Both of these beings have taken interest in earth... the Greys see Earth as a way to understand and a mean to defeat the Atlantians. What is interesting is that the book mentions some of the USO phenomena as well, since th Greys have a project within the seas enhancing and making contact with dolphins.

Gaming: The Fraal of StarDrive Alternity and DarkMatter D20

As an avid role player I have collected many books, and years ago it seems my own private horror showed up in my gaming system. It seems in a Sci-Fi RPG known as Alternity, writers decided to use the Grey's in their campaign story system. These Greys called the Fraal, are just one of two known variants to have made contact with earth. These Fraal appear as greys but with more Hybrid like features as they have hair and are more human-like.The other variant are known as the Dark Fraal, a related species bent on exploiting the humans race.

Eitherway, StarDrive was short lived for the Alternity system. Although a conversion for this race would show up for the mainstream D&D system via Dragon Magazine, the greys would come up again in the D20 Modern System.
The new system attempted to reboot StarDrive, but during our modern Day period with a more X-files twist. The new setting was called Dark Matter, in which the Fraal were making contact with earthling via abductions and government cover ups and seeing if humanity was ready for them. Although the Fraal were used in a role playing game, it brought a new element for me, because someone was attempting to provide motives and social background for them. Although most of the works is fiction, you find many of the common traits abductees describe of them. All though this was a great attempt and showcasing these Aliens in an RPG it is not the first.