I think it is pretty much spot on:

“As a Marxist, I view videogames as a manifestation of the capitalist system in which they are produced and consumed. In this system, the videogame industry is driven by the pursuit of profit, with companies competing to create games that will generate the most revenue.

This profit-driven approach leads to a focus on profit-maximizing strategies such as microtransactions and loot boxes, which exploit players and extract additional revenue from them. It also leads to the commodification of videogames, with players seen as consumers rather than active participants in the creative process.

Furthermore, the videogame industry is characterized by a hierarchical structure, with a small group of executives and developers at the top controlling the production and distribution of games. This hierarchy reinforces the unequal distribution of power and wealth within the industry, with a few individuals holding disproportionate influence over the direction and content of videogames.

Additionally, the videogame industry relies on the exploitation of labor, with workers in countries such as China and Vietnam working long hours for low wages to produce games. This exploitation allows companies to maximize their profits by minimizing their costs, at the expense of the workers who create the games.

Overall, the videogame industry is an example of the capitalist system at work, with its focus on profit, commodification, hierarchy, and exploitation. As such, it reinforces the unequal distribution of power and wealth within society, and contributes to the perpetuation of capitalist relations of production.”