parody of Dungeons & Dragons, the central game played in Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep, a DLC of the video game Borderlands 2 The Game - a parody of World of Warcraft, the unnamed MMORPG is played by the central characters of The Guild web series Raven's Banquet - the expansion pack featured in the first season of Mythic Quest, designed for the MMORPG of the same name Kingdom Scrolls - from the British television series Dead Pixels HackMaster and its many spinoffs - Knights of the Dinner Table OASIS - a virtual world and MMORPG featured in Ready Player One by Ernest Cline Sports Athletic sports Assassin's Guild Wall Game - " a cross between squash, urban rock climbing and actual bodily harm", Discworld (named after the Eton Wall Game) Indoor hang gliding - Geoff Maltby in the television series Benidorm claims to be North West champion of it Lifting - popular extreme sport, similar to surfing, but in the air; practitioners ride "reflection boards" on waves of "Transparence Light Particles"; from anime/manga series Eureka Seven Taking the Stone - in Farscape, a game played by the youth of an unnamed royal cemetery planet. The game consists of jumping into a deep well, and chanting while falling. To protect a participant from smashing into the bottom of the well and dying, there is a sonic net which is sustained by the participants' voices, and provides a nice soft landing. Well, most of the time. Combat sports Anbo-Jitsu - Star Trek: The Next Generation, a one-on-one martial arts combat sport wherein the players are blindfolded and use proximity-detector staves to locate the opponent Ape Fighting - from Futurama, a fighting sport involving two apes (typically gorillas) engaging in pugilistic combat while adorned with comically-undersized costumes and props The Hunger Games - from the books and movies of the same name. Each year, adolescents from oppressed districts are forced to fight to the last survivor in an elaborate outdoor arena, itself designed to pose many threats to tributes' lives, for the entertainment of citizens in the wealthy Capitol district. The Running Man - from The Running Man, the titular television show features convicted criminals fighting for their lives (and pardons) in an arena while being hunted down by professional celebrity mercenaries called "stalkers", presented in the same vein as theme-based pro-wrestlers Kosho - from The Prisoner, Kosho appeared prominently in