A setting is the time, geographic place and circumstances of the narrative. The setting provides the main backdrop for a story.

These settings are specifically focused on describing types of video game settings, and aren't generally applicable to other media.

An index page listing Common Historical Settings content. This is a list of historical (and pseudo-historical) periods, locations, and events inspired by …

An index page listing Setting Gimmicks content. The entirety of the setting has some distinct unifying characteristic or overwhelming recurring dramatic …

Also, by its nature, a Setting Update is typically made long after the original, whereas a Recycled Premise is usually a copy made to cash in on hot demand.

The generic fantasy setting. High Fantasy, Heroic Fantasy, and Low Fantasy are usually set here, along with many Tabletop RPGs and Video Games.

The setting itself is treated like a character in the work. It interacts with the characters. It may react to what the rest of the cast are up to.

The Standard Sci-Fi Setting trope as used in popular culture. "In the far future, the [human group] fights a pitched battle against the mighty [alien name] ...

24 июл. 2024 г. · The Ace: An extremely capable superhero. · Flying Brick: One of the very few in the setting. · Story Breaker Power: Free flight is very strong.

A dramatized image of a post-nuclear war world, one which often doesn't bear a whole lot of resemblance to what such a world would realistically look like.