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I wrote an article about my non-violent game design approach.
See it as a little sneak preview to the actual work
Philudophie Blog | Games, Philosophy, Poems, Misc. · ‘The end justifies the means – Alternatives to violence in game mechanics’ | Philudophie BlogWhy is violence such a big part of videogame culture? What is "violence" in the first place? What would be the benefits of opting out of violence in games? I play videogames since I was 4 years old. The first game I remember was probably Frogger! I, of course played quite a bit of Tetris.
@DominikDammer I always appreciate more people doing nonviolent games. More variety.
@DominikDammer would you consider hosting the full article somewhere other than Google? Without the app and account you must use the web reader, and it does not render properly on mobile for me.
@inert_aesthetic you mean the google docs full thesis?
i could put it on my blog so its accessible
@DominikDammer yes, I would like that very much if it's not too inconvenient
@inert_aesthetic i see what i can do
@inert_aesthetic it took some work, but here you go. i hope you can read it now!
Philudophie Blog | Games, Philosophy, Poems, Misc. · ‘The end justifies the means – Alternatives to violence in game mechanics’ | Philudophie BlogWhy is violence such a big part of videogame culture? What is "violence" in the first place? What would be the benefits of opting out of violence in games? I play videogames since I was 4 years old. The first game I remember was probably Frogger! I, of course played quite a bit of Tetris.
@DominikDammer thank you very much! I appreciate it!