Real communist video games haven't been tried.
Disco Elysium is objectively the most communist video game, because the story of the game is a story of a group of communist gathering together to build a communist game, before the head communist grabbed the bag and left everyone else to starve. I've been digging and cackling for the whole week.
There was a man named Kaur Kender, executive producer on Disco Elysium. Kender is an advertisement mogul in Estonia, but he's also a radical leftist novelist, famous for his very radical and very edgy writing. Edgy to the point that in 2016 Kender got charged with creating child pornography but was later acquitted (because it was in writing). Here comes the cackle point number one:
Kender got his breakthrough in business by commercializing and selling communist iconography.
Somewhere around 2009, Kaur Kender meets Robert Kurvitz, future lead writer of Disco Elysium, and they found the ZA/UM cultural association with their mutual friends. Kender helps Kurvitz write a novel "The Terrible and Sacred Air", but it bombs horribly, selling only 1000 copies, and Kurvitz becomes a depressed alcoholic.
In 2013, there was a state-owned newspaper Sirp. Kaur Kender is friends with the culture minister Rein Lang, and wants more cultural clout. Kender is famous as an author in Estonia, but he's not respected as an author in Estonia. Lang also wants more cultural clout. He's a culture minister, but the more media you control the better politician you become. The newspaper Sirp has lots of cultural clout, but it wants an editor. The previous editor-in-chief retired, and there's currently an open contest for a new editor. So Kender and Lang help each other out. Lang uses his pull in the government to bypass the contest and directly appoint Kender as the new editor-in-chief. Kender immediately fires the entire staff of the newspaper and replaces it with his friends from ZA/UM, including Kurvitz, who starts spending considerable page count printing his own poems.
This becomes a public scandal.
A public scandal bad enough that Rein Lang steps down as the culture minister, on accusations of nepotism and abusing his position. Because the public and Sirp's friends in the media call out both that Lang is turning Sirp into his mouthpiece, and that ZA/UM have been shits to the employees of Sirp.
Within a month, the communist takeover of Sirp falls apart and ZA/UM flee the paper.
A few more years pass, and ZA/UM decide to turn Kurvitz's failed book into a video game. Kaur Kender sells his Ferrari to get starting capital and founds ZA/UM Ltd, which he still owns and is still the director of the company. Kender's connections lead to Tõnis Haavel being involved (he's the second executive producer of Disco Elysium). Tõnis Haavel is the guy convicted for investment fraud, and Martin Luiga's bitter post paints both of them as the masterminds behind the takeover of ZA/UM. Things get even funnier because Kender and Haavel manage to attract investment from Margus Linnamäe - an Estonian pharma oligarch with a history of financing center-right party Isamaa, and killing healthcare reforms that threaten his pharma business.
Fast forward to 2021, Kurvitz is still an alcoholic, while Kender has left Estonia completely and moved to London, where the new headquarters of ZA/UM is. Kender is the owner of the company, and the company is the owner of the Disco IP. His old friends, who failed at every art project for two decades except for Disco Elysium, are no longer necessary - the studio got loads of money and keeps growing. So Kender cuts Kurvitz and Rostov out of the company, and initiates legal action against Kurvitz to get the rights for the book too. Helen Hindpere, writer on Disco Elysium, gets promoted to Lead Writer for the sequel, but is also fired within a year. Being now located in London, Kender proceeds to fire every alcoholic Estonian bum from the company, and is replacing them with hip and wealthy British anarcho-communists from good schools with good names.
And some of them conclusively prove that Harry was right - women are bourgeois:
