Reviewed by: Jamaal Ryan
Justin and I met at the gym as we do every once in a while. As I
talked about the suicide and self-mutilation training that I went to, he
reflected on the categorization of games that discuss such serious matters:
Depression Quest, That Dragon, Cancer (my heart goes out to Ryan Green and his
family), Super Columbine Massacre RPG -- all in which I wrote about I'm my expositional piece. The
conversation then bled into the infamous "is it a game?" debate. As
the talk grew, it attracted two other gym members making their case. While
traditionalists would argue that "games" have to be built on fail
states and objectives, others would argue that all a "video game"
needs is a level of interaction to elicit a state of play.
That is what Proteus is. Read more.
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