The video game is a rather young medium, and has perhaps not matured as much as books and films. However, some art games touching controversial subjects have been released, for instance The Path. Altso there is the art of making games that are purely based on delivering a feeling, like Flower.
Is it possible for games to be a matured enought medium to touch themes in a intelligent way? Themes like:
- violent relationships
- suppression
- child abuse
- sexual abuse and incest
- sexuality and homosexuality
- social injustice
- capitalism and consumerism
- racism
Can a game be as intelligent as The Catcher in the Rye, One Flew Over a Cucoo's Nest or Stanley Cubrick's films? It would be interesting to see some views on this matter.
Is it possible for games to be a matured enought medium to touch themes in a intelligent way? Themes like:
- violent relationships
- suppression
- child abuse
- sexual abuse and incest
- sexuality and homosexuality
- social injustice
- capitalism and consumerism
- racism
Can a game be as intelligent as The Catcher in the Rye, One Flew Over a Cucoo's Nest or Stanley Cubrick's films? It would be interesting to see some views on this matter.