>This whole portrayal of video games (and other media) as "art" will never take off outside of technological hipster circles Nonsense. Games that try to do mor

>This whole portrayal of video games (and other media) as "art" will never take off outside of technological hipster circles Nonsense. Games that try to do more than entertain, that actually try to use the medium to express a message, much in the way an art film might, are generally well recieved by the press and gamers alike for mixing up the formula and trying new things. For examples, look at games like Spec Ops: The Line (A vicious deconstruction of the FPS genre: do you feel like a hero yet?), Undertale, Papers Please, The Stanley Parable, and Master Reboot.