Noise into play: Disonancias e indeterminación de lo sonoro en lo lúdico

Abstract

This article aims at presenting a correlation study between the concept of sound noise and the indeterminist aspects of the ludic experimental interaction, focusing on the survival horror games. Based on the ability of sound to cross the display interface and connect to the real space in which the player is found. It create a connection with the concept of ethics developed by Miguel Sicart. The proposal serves both experimental aspects of sound production that are in the game design and its relationship to the field of sound art, and the possibilities of opening up the field of politics and common action through the players experience, from a semantic movement in the concept of horror that can transform the experience of himself in real space.