Cuestionando la primacía del pulgar. La estética de la inacción en los videojuegos contemplativos

Serafín  Álvarez

doi:10.18682/cdc.vi234.11455

Serafín Álvarez

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Résumé

Este artículo propone una tipología de “videojuegos contemplativos” que limitan considerablemente la interactividad y no requieren la participación activa por parte del usuario, lo que desencadena una serie de cualidades únicas.

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