THE INTERACTIVE ABSURD: Digging for absurdism in video games

You might say that I use a few video games to explore philosophical absurdism, but really I’m using philosophical absurdism to explore a few video games. Please don’t mistake me for someone with deep thoughts. My Twitter: 0:00:00 Content warning and beginning 0:00:23 Please, Don’t Touch Anything 0:07:26 Introducing Theatre of the Absurd 0:16:02 Introducing Interactive Absurd 0:24:20 Missile Command, Pac-Man, Tetris 0:32:48 Jet Set Willy 0:45:57 Zhenia Zankov 0:55:19 The Stanley Parable 1:15:21 Flower, Sun, and Rain 1:25:44 Rooftop Cop 1:40:29 Presentable Liberty 1:54:44 Yume Nikki 2:06:14 Your Amazing T-Gotchi! 2:14:54 DK; Papers, Please; Continue?9876543210 2:26:32 Happy World and Camus 2:40:07 Baby’s First Existentialism 2:50:53 Sisyphus 2:52:33 Franklin and Puzankov 3:08:55 Ending Due to character limits and YouTube not letting me put them in the comment section, I have resorted to posting my citations/citations in on my website: