[Dreamlord]

I clicked this after misreading as Advent Calendar (NSFW)

You are not the only one ...

 

[zero]

There are some Christmas themed games out there or games with Christmas elements, but they seem to be mostly indie games or games from smaller studios. I have no idea why we can't get a big, AAA, Christmas type game released in December. Seems like a no brainer, but here's a few things I thought of:







I know there are a few others I've stumbled onto over the years, but I just can't remember them right now. Maybe I'll post again if I do.

 

[QuantumZebra]

Spider-Man: Miles Morales is a good one

 

[quickwhips]

Costume quest says hello.

 

[Relativ9]

Arkham Origins and Dead Rising 4 are the only games that come to mind. Classics? Not so much.

The Division was also set during christmas I believe, or at least the world "stopped" during Christmas. Also nowhere near a classic.

 

[zero]

Arkham Origins is a little underrated, it's certainly not the trainwreck that Arkham Knight is

 

[Stifler's Mom]

It does but it happens at Christmas in second game I thought.

The first one has a Christmas themed DLC.

Weirdly enough, I almost don't remember anything about the second game although I played it.

 

[zero]

Did we mention Saint's Row IV? It had a funny Christmas DLC.

 

[WesternBlood]

Borderlands 2 had both a Thanksgiving and Christmas DLC add-ons. Mainly a vehicle to get legendaries at random and extra levels.

The Christmas one is How Marcus Saved Mercenary Day.

 

[Franky Family]

The same way most games/platformers have levels, just Christmas it up.

A forest becomes a wintery forest.
A park becomes a wintery park.
A mall becomes a decorated mall.
For a ice level, you could have a frozen lake/river.
Have a mine cart level on a toy train.
Have a racing level on Santa's sleigh

 

[Rock And Roll]

Fran Drescher is such a Babe holy moly