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* The {{spoiler|seemingly}} last area of ''[[Syphon Filter]]'' involves Gabe descending from the top of an absolutely massive church to the ground floor, killing all the way. When he encounters a large glass window, he [[Super Window Jump|jumps through it]] and resumes killing.

* The Chantry in Kirkwall serves as the scene of a couple of fights near the end of chapter 2 of ''[[Dragon Age II]]'', as well as a fight in the "Tranquility" quest in chapter 1. Turned [[Up to Eleven]] in {{spoiler|chapter 3, when the Chantry is blown to smithereens by a [[Magitek]] bomb, with [[Scenery Gorn]] aplenty.}}

** ''[[Dark Souls]]'' ups this a bit. The first Bell of Awakening is in a church where you first have to fight a bunch of undead in the building proper, then a pair of gargoyles on the roof. Then there's Anor Londo, city of the gods, a blend of this and [[Storming the Castle]].

* The battle against the [[Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors|Elemental Demigod]] [[Playing with Fire|Ifrit]] in ''[[Vagrant Story]]'' takes place in the Cathedral's chapel, with the [[Creepy Cool Crosses|Rood of St. Iocus]] looking on from the altar.

{{quote| ''Durandal:'' This area is used by the Pfhor as a temple in their pathetically boring religion. Maybe they think that sanctity will protect it.}}

** The [[Game Mod]] ''Tempus Irae'', a third-party total conversion of ''Marathon Infinity'', uses this a lot in Renaissance-era cathedrals (time travel is involved). The scenery was, for the time the mod was released, state-of-the-art.

 

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