activity" the game depicted, he wrote of the gameplay that "Hannah Arendt could not have conceived of more banal evil. Floor 13 turns acts of unmitigated cruelty into bloodless, arm's length bureaucratic functions ... a type and quality of gameplay that was obsolete in 1978". Cara Ellison mentions the game as it appears in the Internet Archive, pointing out that it seems quite modern. It "simulates the detached bureaucracy a totalitarian government would have to put in place to actually control things, making you increasingly aware that this might be why governments recruit such boring rich people" References External links Floor 13 at the Hall of Light Official website for Floor 13: Deep State 1992 video games DOS games Amiga games Government simulation video games Monochrome video games Political satire video games Single-player video games Spy video games Strategy video games Video games set in London Virgin Interactive games Video games developed in the United Kingdom