I'm aware that many Muslims have issues playing games with Christian or other modern day influences or actions. It can be a sensitive subject. Or even games that involve things their religion prohibits. Like drinking alcohol. 

So my question is. What do Muslims think of games that feature ancient Greek,  Egyptian,  norse gods etc. Are they comfortable getting into the world of rival gods or do they have a distaste. 

Genuinely curious. 

Where did you get your information on the Qur'an and what it says? 

Qur'an does forbade all intoxicants (really this includes drugs as well) and very similar dietary constraints as Jews; including pork. Don't read in the the filthy terms as being infections. Those are all modern day attempts to reason why it is forbidden. The context has always (Jewish and Muslim) to be unclean religiously for some reason.

Here is a good set of quotes/translations and opinions on the context of intoxicants in the Qur'an if you are curious.
https://www.quora.com/What-verse-in-the-Quran-clearly-states-that-drinking-alcohol-is-strictly-forbidden

Hello Kerotan.

The main problem is "Time", I have been thought that I will be asked about the time I have spent in my life and what did I do with the life that I was given by God on judgement day.

How time is being managed?

There is a saying in my religion "Work for your worldly life as if you are living forever, and work for your Hereafter as if you are dying tomorrow".

Greek gods, alcohol, norse gods or rival gods has nothing to do with it, and it is not a sensitive issue at all, There is only one Creator.

Then comes other things including, but not limited to (nudity, cursing) which is a big problem.

That is all I can think of at the moment, and by the way I am a Sunni Muslim/console gamer.

I made that mistake too :(

And banged all 3 witches :(

Its apparently not all types of alcohol.

The koran names the drinks of alcohol and what their made from, as being banned (its litteral for each exemption).

Alcohol made from such and such = banned.

But the prophet never "thought" of alcohol made from Honey.

Muslims are allowed to drink "mead" (like the old beer's vikings drank, made on honey), because its not named anywhere that they cant drink it.

Also alot of stuff dont make sense today in the Koran.

They are not allowed to eat "pig" because its filthy.

Back in old days, they had problems with parasites in pigs, so not eating pig could keep you from getting infected.

So the koran says dont eat pig (in the old days, to keep people free from parasites).

Today you can buy bacon in the super markets, and its without parasites, and there are no issues with eating it.

Muslims are missing out man, Bacon is amasing.

I made that mistake too :(

And banged all 3 witches :(

Did you not read the link you yourself qouted at me?

Chapter 5, Verse 90 “O you who have believed, indeed, intoxicants, gambling, stone alters, and divining arrows are but defilement from the work of Satan, so avoid it that you may be successful.”

"intoxicants are wine actually."  - qoute Dino Mustafić (muslim, with friends that are scholars in it)

That user, speaks the language and says, people saying "intoxicans" are mis-translateing it.

The actual word in the koran isnt "intoxicans" but "wine".

Thats what I mean. People are "reading" things into it, that arnt the words used in the koran.

But if you look though the koran you can find mentions of various alcohol, by name, saying they are sinfull.

However you wont find "mead" in there.

Where do I get this?

My father told me, he heard it from a muslim.

Found it funny, like a loop hole they have in there about it, and remembered it because of that.

He told me, and I remembered it for the same reason.

Supposedly mead, a alchole made from honey, is supposed to be okay to drink by muslims.