And while the first thought for many developers would be to use this as a one-time trick, if used correctly it could deepen immersion or evoke greater emotions from the player. In a medium where you are the one controlling the main character, moving them left to right or choosing which attack they’ll do next, a fourth wall break would undoubtedly be the most effective. Video games, however, is where this fun gimmick grows into a full-on effective tool. For hundreds of years, it’s been an often used trope in plays, movies, and books, doing away with the boundary between character and audience and instilling the idea to the viewer that what they’re enjoying may not be too distant from reality.
Breaking the fourth wall is not at all uncommon.
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