Anyway, one idea that hasn't been talked about very much (because George RR Martin has said the new show will be a prequel) is this very simple premise: Game of Thrones...but in the future.
Even if the level of play is designed for one particular audience, you can incorporate in-jokes and references to catch the interest of players outside that audience, such as Munchkin's artifact cards "The Boots of Butt-Kicking" or the "Staff of Napalm".[20] These kinds of games are sometimes called "dual-premise" games.[21].[21]
The first premise of game-playing is that nobody rebels against the game itself.
"Game Over," an animated sitcom that starts tonight, has a cute premise: video game heroes lead ordinary lives.
The Ship doesn't explain why a boatload of fashionable men and women would try to kill each other, but if you accept that odd premise, the game makes perfect sense.
But unlike the others, and despite its ridiculous premise, this game had Midway staffers exchanging concerned looks.
The game's premise and plot centers around its status as a crossover video game and the respective anniversaries of both franchises.
The piece, by J. David Goodman, summarizes the rules of a newly popular drinking game called Icing: The premise of the game is simple: hand a friend a sugary Smirnoff Ice malt beverage and he (most participants have been men) has to drink it on one knee, all at once — unless he is carrying a bottle himself, in which case the attacker must drink both bottles.
The premise of "Winter Games" is that contestants earn advantages by excelling athletically on ice and snow.
Laura Miller of The New Yorker finds the author's stated premise of the Games –an exercise in propaganda and a "humiliating as well as torturous punishment" for a failed uprising against the Capitol many years earlier– to be unconvincing.
The Finnish based mobile gaming company partnered with Dreamworks to make the game a reality, using the same characters and premise in the game as you might see in the movie.
