Sample Rhetorical Analysis Of Online Games

All my recent questions of developing a game is how to avoid it being saturated in the mainstream gaming community. I am often inspired by developers who take forgotten gaming aesthetics and re-imaging them into the main stream media, Games such as Furi that uses the nineties arcade style shooter elements in a 3-D environment, or Fez painted the 2-D Platformer elements in a 3D world, or the more recent Cuphead a game re-introduces the run and shoot’em genre of gaming and the artwork and animation of early cartoon. While I have no idea or intention of re-imaging a forgotten gaming, aesthetic, I will keep searching an experimenting till find one that I can re-introduce in this post-modern age.
My current thesis focuses on gaming rhetoric. I plan to develop a game that focuses on the growing up in a rural area of my home country Nigeria. Its purpose is to be a point and click interactive game detailing events that are considered the norm in Nigerian village from the view point of one of it young residents such as grassroot politicians, polygamy families, early labor, hunting, etc. The player will take control of a resident child of the village has he grows, hoping to one day break away
Nates seems to understand that no matter what anything cultural can be turn into a commodity for the capitalist but it’s up the people not just the artist to define what is their culture. Although my question is not answered is also Activism political? And can one produce a thoughtful artwork than isn’t political but still create awareness or serves as a topic of discussion? While former is never answered, I believe is responded by Thompson regarding the factors of