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List of apocalyptic and post- apocalyptic fiction. This is a list of apocalyptic and post- apocalyptic fiction works as portrayed in literature, film, television, and, comics.[1][2]Apocalyptic fiction is a subgenre of science fiction that is concerned with the end of civilization due to a potentially existential catastrophe such as nuclear warfare, pandemic, extraterrestrial attack, impact event, cybernetic revolt, technological singularity, dysgenics, supernatural phenomena, divine judgment, climate change, resource depletion or some other general disaster. Post- apocalyptic fiction is set in a world or civilization after such a disaster. The time frame may be immediately after the catastrophe, focusing on the travails or psychology of survivors, or considerably later, often including the theme that the existence of pre- catastrophe civilization has been forgotten (or mythologized). Apocalypse is a Greek word referring to the end of the world.

Apocalypticism is the religious belief that there will be an apocalypse, a term which originally referred to a revelation of God's will, but now usually refers to belief that the world will come to an end very soon, even within one's own lifetime.[3]Apocalyptic fiction does not portray catastrophes, or disasters, or near- disasters that do not result in apocalypse. A threat of an apocalypse does not make a piece of fiction apocalyptic. For example, Armageddon and Deep Impact are considered disaster films and not apocalyptic fiction because, although earth and/or human- kind are terribly threatened, in the end they manage to avoid destruction. Apocalyptic fiction is not the same as fiction that provides visions of a dystopian future. George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty- Four, for example, is dystopian fiction, not apocalyptic fiction.

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Works of apocalyptic and post- apocalyptic fiction[edit]Format. Year. Cause. Title. Author and notes. Other. 20. 06. War. The Last Broadcast (audio drama)A War of the Worlds- esque "academic media project" produced by the history students of the University of Toronto, in Canada, featuring "simulated live radio news coverage" of a (hypothetical) 1. West Germany.[4]Film. Watch We Love You Dailymotion here. Eco, supernatural.

Holocaust 2. 00. 0Directed by Alberto De Martino. Radio. 19. 38, 1. Eco. Oxychloride XAn episode of Arch Oboler's popular 1. Lights Out. A deranged university chemistry student creates what turns out to be an "super- dissolving substance", with the potential, among other uses, to become "a doomsday chemical superweapon".

Radio. 19. 72. Aliens, disease, zombies. The Peoria Plague. Originally recorded and aired by station WUHN (now WSWT), in Peoria, Illinois[5][6]Television.

War. World War IIIOriginally broadcast on the NBC television network. The film's original director, Boris Sagal, died in a freak mishap during filming, and was replaced by his successor, David Greene.

The teleplay was written by Robert L. Joseph. Game. 19. Watch Search Party Megavideo here. War. Missile Command. Arcade video game designed by Dave Theurer and developed by Atari, Inc. Later ported to many different home computing and gaming platforms, for many years afterward.

Considered one of the most notable classic video games of all time. Film. 19. 59. Eco, monsters. The Giant Behemoth[7]Film.

Disease. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Directed by Matt Reeves, and based on characters created by Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver (premise suggested by Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle).

A growing nation of genetically evolved apes is threatened by a band of human survivors of a devastating virus unleashed a decade earlier.[8]Game. Disease. Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward. Visual novel adventure game released for Nintendo 3. DS and Play. Station Vita. The game takes place 4.

Radical- 6, has exterminated almost the entire human civilization. Radio. 19. 51. War. The Last Objective. Written by Paul Carter and adapted by Ernest Kinoy for NBC Radio's 1. Dimension X. A military android questions its continued existence, after the last of its human comrade- counterparts dies out from the effects of a mysterious doomsday super- weapon that was unleashed at the end of a generations- long global atomic war. Novel. 19. 70. Supernatural, war, eco, human decline. The Late, Great Planet Earth.

Bestselling blockbuster Bible prophecy- based "mockumentary" novel, co- written by Hal Lindsey and Carole Carlson, and later adapted into a 1. Orson Welles. Game. Sun, aliens. Epic, and its 1. Inferno. Published by Ocean Software (now Atari).

A Battlestar Galactica- esque 3- D space shooter video game for MS- DOS and other contemporary (at that time) personal computing platforms. Game. 19. 80. War.

Nuke. War. Published by gaming company Avalon Hill. A turn- based strategy game for many early home computing platforms, such as the Apple II, the Commodore 6. Atari 4. 00/8. 00 model home computers.

Television. 19. 75- 1. Eco (nuclear waste explosion on the moon, followed by earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, etc. Earth, caused by loss of the moon)Space: 1.

Created by Gerry Anderson and wife Sylvia Anderson. Radio. 19. 46. War. The Fifth Horseman. Early (post- World War II) radio docudrama series originally aired over the now- defunct NBC Radio network. This "rare and unusual" series of shows (featuring many top Hollywood film performers of that era) was written, produced, and directed by Arnold Marquis, as part of a special postwar campaign aimed at convincing the public to place the then- newly developed technologies of nuclear energy and weaponry under United Nations control.[9]Game. War. DEFCONCreated by independent British game developer Introversion Software, and inspired (in part) by the 1.

War. Games. Television. War. Countdown to Looking Glass. Canadian- produced TV movie, directed by producer Fred Barzyk, and originally premiering in the United States, on the HBO pay- cable TV network. Television. 19. 94. Aliens, impact event. Without Warning. Directed by Robert Iscove, and originally broadcast over the CBS television network. Game. 19. 98. Aliens, technology (cyberwarfare)Red Baron 2.

Novel. 19. 50. War. Shadow on the Hearth. Judith Merril; later adapted for television in 1. Game. 19. 92. Aliens, eco. Galactix. Backstory (featuring a satirical fake TV news story regarding the final depletion of the Amazon rain forest) and game play take place in the year 2. Earth. Developed by Scott Host, for Cygnus Games (now Mountain King Studios).[1.

Game. 20. 14. Impact event. Ace Combat Infinity. Play. Station 3 online game depicting a new world war 2. Earth's surface. Game.

Disease, monsters.