Complejidad y videojuegos, un acercamiento a los comportamientos sociales en los Role Playing Games (RPG) a través de la programación

Fernando H.  Gallegos Borunda; Leonardo A.  Moreno Toledano; Erika A.  Rogel Villalba

doi:10.18682/cdc.vi228.11326

Fernando H. Gallegos Borunda
Leonardo A. Moreno Toledano
Erika A. Rogel Villalba

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Résumé

La complejidad presente en nuestro entorno actual se ve usualmente reflejada en los productos culturales, entre ellos, los producidos por el diseño y los medios lúdicos, como lo son el cine y el videojuego, en este último es posible observar la transición de los sistemas sociales y su complejidad en juegos de mundo abierto, como el caso de Second life y en diversos juegos del tipo RPG (Role Playing Game), en los cuales se replican narrativas complejas propias de nuestro entorno social.

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