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Quelle est la portée morale de nos actes réalisés dans un jeu vidéo ?
Suis-je vraiment libre de mes mouvements et de mes choix dans l'univers pré-établi d'un monde vidéoludique ?
J'ai voulu me pencher sur ces questions dans ce 1er des 3 épisodes consacré à la moralité de nos choix dans le jeu vidéo.

Cet épisode est la version podcast de mon article pour The Pixel Post

 

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Articles :

Chapter 7:  Pushing the Lever: Rule-Consequentialism and Utilitarianism in Life is Strange

Doing the Right Thing: Life is Strange and Virtue Ethics

[EP5 SPOILERS] A trolley problem in Arcadia Bay: consequentialism, deontology, and virtue ethics in Life is Strange's final choice

UNDERTALE: Second chances in morality

Undertale: Challenging Morality in Video Games

Red Dead Redemption 2: Morality in the Wild West

Beyond the Screen: Exploring the Impact of Red Dead Redemption 2’s Honor System on Player’s Morality

Categorizing Morality SystemsThrough the Lens of Fallout

A comparative analysis in player moral agency between 'Spec Ops: The Line' and 'Undertale'

Moral Philosophies Mechanised in Fallout: New Vegas

Becoming an Emotionally Better Player: Virtue Ethics and Guilt in Spec Ops: The Line

The morality of Frostpunk

How Frostpunk Injects Harrowing Moral Choices into the City-Builder Genre

Chaos and The Nature of Morality in Games

Murder is the Ultimate Crime : Morality in Dishonored

Choice and Consequence in ‘Papers, Please’

Glory to Arstotzka: Morality, Rationality, and the Iron Cage of Bureaucracy in Papers, Please

 

Vidéos :

How Frostpunk CHANGED City Builders FOREVER With Morality

How "Papers, Please" Reflects on Morality

 

Livres :

Beyond Choices: The Design of Ethical Gameplay

The Ethics of Computer Games

The Oxford Handbook of Ethics and Art

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