Art is in the eye of the beholder, gaming is far less subjective

[fletch02]

With the rise of independent gaming, there has been increase in people trying to make a case for games as art by making, to be perfectly blunt, "arty games." The problem with is that some of these attempts focus so hard on the art aspect that the game aspect really falls to the wayside. Case in point: I just tried a demo for a game called The

Comments

[hedgehog39]

Dude, how do you find this stuff?

[fletch02]

In this particular instance, I found it off of the main page on Steam. I will confess that I expected something quite different then what I actually got though.