Game-Making Project: Culture and Environment of a Video Game

Introduction to Society – Game Making Project
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August 10, 2022
In our childhood, playing pixelated video games till we were exhausted was enough to bring us joy. Those were carefree, enjoyable days. Actually, the content and the level of immersion we experience when playing a videogame are what makes us happy today, not how well the games themselves played back then. Even the most basic game plot may be so memorable that we often look for games with comparable gameplay to satiate our cravings for video games. The game's narrative is far more significant than the game's actual graphics; gamers will be far more content to play a game with poor graphics if it has a compelling narrative, but they won't stick with it for very long if it does. We frequently establish criteria for competitive games because we already have preconceived notions about what we need to see. The author will hypothetically create a game in this essay and will primarily concentrate on the game's environment, conflict, functionalism, and culture.
           The game I'll design is a farm simulation game where the main character must survive on an old farm that has been given to them. The player, of course, has the choice to select their gender. The characters that are included in this simulation are:
* The main character.
* A grandmother.
* A neighboring farm.
* The delivery man.
* Neighbors.
* A pet dog or cat.
The player will have a farmer's appearance based on the gender they have selected. Their appearance will alter to match the gender they have selected. The primary character has the appearance of a 20-year-old woman who is brand new to the farming business. The additional characters that have been added to the gameplay are essential in supporting and advancing the main character while also providing some friendly competition. They will be able to compete with their pals, who also play the game online while still in the real world. 
The culture of the game will mostly center on how farmers produce their raw materials in real life to sell to large corporations that will eventually process them to manufacture other food, like butter and yogurt, for example. The players can have an inside look at how farmers in real life assist in the production of many different types of produce by processing the raw materials that the game's main character has access to from his farm. This game will also emphasize the value of leading a simple, peaceful life; the farm's setting and location will be highly green and devoid of people. Since this is a farming simulation, the farm will be situated close to a lake and a river to maximize the benefits of their surroundings.
The players' farm is run-down and just contains the basics to get them going; they must gather and market the farm's output. Eg...