First person walking games take away the violence from the similar first person shooter game and leave the player in a space where they are able to deeply understand the plot of the game. There are no outside focuses like survival, so it allows the player to deeply think and uncover the story of the game for themselves.

I found this sentence very interesting! Games often have a life lesson behind them even if it is not obvious, for example monopoly can teach kids about the value of money without having to actually buy anything. This allows for growth/learning while still having fun.

I found the metaphor of the child and the parent a very interesting way to get the idea that complex narratives can force someone to feel both like the parent and the child at the same time. You can feel both stuck wanting for something to end and wanting something to go one forever.