This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84f9A646CAI
Personally, I think this game is a failure but I see some great potential for future development of privacy-related âgamesâ. I totally agree with Henryâs point of that the privacy/security community should be pushing more art out there.
Pros:
- The concept is interesting
- They had some great tips/info for beginners
- The music was awesome
Cons:
- I donât think anyone who can benefit from the game will use it
- The user interface was a bit clunky
- The info pages after each game were kind of long for what is supposed to be a game.
I donât think this is in the scope of what the research project can do, but I would love to see a sequel or update that leans even more into the âyou donât know how much trouble youâre inâ vibe. Because I knew a decent amount of what the game was trying to present to me, there was a ton to take away. However, as a tool to show all the ways in which weâre confined it was compelling.
I agree with this too. I guess I could have skipped them all, but Iâm the type of player who figures I should read everything so I did. If you want to include some kind of information, maybe having just one article themed a little differently would have worked better, but I donât mind it.
My last note is that I wish it would have pressed on the pain point more. I could imagine some folks who donât care about privacy playing this game and still saying âso what?â Yes, youâve shown how much companies can collect about people, but unless they feel creeped out by the concept itself, they may still think itâs worth the tradeoff or impossible to avoid. I guess you canât make all the arguments for privacy at once, but I would still consider it a weakness.
I should have put all this in the feedback section, lol. It was a good game! I liked it. I would have played more if there were more levels. Itâs got potential.