The ethics of computer games
Book • 2009
Miguel Sicart's 'The Ethics of Computer Games' examines ethical dimensions in videogame design and play, exploring how games mediate moral choices and shape players' ethical understanding.
The book investigates responsibility in design, features of gameplay that invite ethical reflection, and methodologies for designing ethically-aware games.
Sicart offers frameworks for evaluating games' moral impacts and proposes approaches for integrating ethics into design practice.
It serves as a foundational text for scholars and designers concerned with the interplay between games and ethical thought.
The book investigates responsibility in design, features of gameplay that invite ethical reflection, and methodologies for designing ethically-aware games.
Sicart offers frameworks for evaluating games' moral impacts and proposes approaches for integrating ethics into design practice.
It serves as a foundational text for scholars and designers concerned with the interplay between games and ethical thought.
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