All interesting ideas. The last one is creepy and makes me wonder why humans would eat their own bodies and what happens when they eat them all up? God controlling our world makes me curious about whether s/he controls all aspects good and bad? And what world does God live in? And your first idea is rich with potential. Is what happens in the gaming world have consequences in the real world? Do we go into a totally different reality in the gaming world or is it parallel?

I really like the first and second ones. The first one makes me think about the possibility of parallel worlds/universes, and the second one could be a neat way to comment on the ways we might not always feel in control.

Oh very cool. Love the expressions in the game-reality one. How does it work, though? Are the two worlds separate but directly influenced by one another? Do people play the game by doing things in real life? Do gamers control characters that are actually reflections of real life people? Like, gamers are inadvertently controlling real people in addition to their characters? The second one... don't get me wrong, I love it, I'm just not too sure how this would be different from reality. I mean, pretty much any world religion you subscribe to that has a god believes that god can or does control the world. Is the difference in level of involvement? Like, does the god you imagine intervene frequently and heavily and in very distinct and obvious ways? Do they interact directly with people on a daily basis? Are people aware of this god? As for the last one—well—not to be dark or anything, but we totally can eat our own bodies. There are some people that do. Anything's edible if y' try hard enough. So, to build on that idea, is there any advantage to consuming your body parts?