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honestly this is what videogames would be like under socialism, a tool to educate while being actually fun and a good game
Yeah but sometimes i just wanna shoot the funny dancing man
I think that the main difference would that there would be more art in video games. Think of the passion and direction behind projects like Disco Elysium, outer wilds, hollow knight, but then give them a big budget.
I'm sure there would be more educational games. I think games overall are somewhere between toys, interactive stories, and art set-pieces, and that fundamentally that wont change.
I remember when the Civilization games had the Civilopedia and whenever you built a wonder or new unit you'd get a history lesson on it. My dad let me play the game in exchange for reading the entries every time.