Right, I think it's a very good example of a narrative which plays with the
ideas around "What if X was in the right" without being intended as a
straightforward argument for X actually being entirely right. If
anything, I think the actual message of these games is that these kinds of
moral questions are complex and have multiple equally valid points of view.
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Right, I think it's a very good example of a narrative which plays with the ideas around "What if X was in the right" without being intended as a straightforward argument for X actually being entirely right. If anything, I think the actual message of these games is that these kinds of moral questions are complex and have multiple equally valid points of view.