Last episode of Laura Baigorri’ essay for GAME as CRITIC as ART. 2.0. (see Part I, II, III and IV.)

In one of her PDF , Laura Baigorri recommended also the following games:
– Rethinking wargames that “uses the game of chess to find strategies that challenge existing power structures and their concomitant war machineries”,
– UnderAsh and UnderSiege “is about the modern history of Palestine and it focuses on the lives of Palestinian family between 1999-2002 during the second Intifada. All levels are based on true stories.”
– Crosser and La Migra simulate opposing points of view on the Rio Grande (more details),
– Stone Throwers, “in dedication to the Palestinians who have died in the nearly three months of clashes with the Israeli army.”
– The Great Game, a daily record of Enduring Freedom as a 3d terrain map of the Afghanistan region,
– Tropical America: your journey begins as the sole survivor of a terrible massacre – you must find four pieces of evidence to bring justice to the memory of your small village.

Diffusion and investigation:

Water Cooler Games, Opensorcery, Molleindustria, Selectparks, Persuasive Games.

Shows: Breaking and Entering: Art and the Video Game and re:Play.