Discover the fascinating intersection of video games and interactive design with *Never Alone: Video Games as Interactive Design*. This insightful paperback explores how game interfaces shape our digital experiences, offering a fresh perspective on the cultural and technological impact of gaming. Curated by experts from The Museum of Modern Art, this book examines 36 iconic games—from *Space Invaders* to *Minecraft*—revealing how they reflect our evolving relationship with technology and society.
### Key Features
* Explores video games as a medium for interactive design and cultural expression
* Features 36 landmark games from 1972 to 2018, including *Pac-Man* and *The Sims*
* Richly illustrated with 120 images showcasing game design evolution
* Analyzes how interfaces influence player behavior and social interaction
* Published by MoMA, offering authoritative insights into digital culture
### Specifications
Pages: 144
Illustrations: 120
Format: Paperback
### Ideal For
* Game designers and developers seeking historical context for modern interfaces
* Digital culture enthusiasts interested in technology’s societal impact
* Educators teaching courses on interactive media or game studies
