It does seem like most of the examples people give for a game as art are cinematic, interactive stories. Don't know anyone that calls Minecraft art. I could s

It does seem like most of the examples people give for a game as art are cinematic, interactive stories. Don't know anyone that calls Minecraft art. I could see a case for something like Super Mario 64 as art as it's an immersive experience though, not because of the story. The games that are just about bleeding whales dry with microtransactions or lootboxes are just pathetic though, games really have deteriorated as "art" in the last 10 years.