Yes. Forget all of this "jam tomorrow" stuff about the world not being ready for the real good games that someone imagines might exist in the far future based on some manifesto of what their ideal game is. Games have been with us humans since before we started recording history and the idea of computerised or mechanised games is older than computers.
Adults have been playing games for ages from football to chess so these are, no doubt, not immature games. If we carry on playing computer and video games as adults and are happy then those bloody well should be thought of as being proper games. All this identity crisis about how games are such an "immature medium" or "jam/art/cinematic tomorrow" has nothing to do with games.
Adults have been playing games for ages from football to chess so these are, no doubt, not immature games. If we carry on playing computer and video games as adults and are happy then those bloody well should be thought of as being proper games. All this identity crisis about how games are such an "immature medium" or "jam/art/cinematic tomorrow" has nothing to do with games.