Ian Bogost looks at the use of videogames for politics, advocacy, and activism in a wonderful essay on First Monday. There is a whole movement out there, called Serious Games, that is trying to foster “non-entertainment” games. And they’re not just for kids anymore! Games for Change is the go-to place for more information on [...]
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