“A Fitting” game to explore body image      Both designers
(Dittami on the left, Kuhlman, right) spoke with me over email
about how game design impacted their lives, what they hope to
achieve with A Fitting, and what’s next for the unique, motion
controlled game.    Both designers expressed the unique
challenges and pressures beauty standards create. As the pursuit
of beauty becomes more commonplace in society, we become less
critical of the practice and why we chose to participate in the
first place. As someone begins to play A Fitting, they will
become directly aware of the physical discomforts that beauty
calls for.  In the game, you take on the role of a performer in
front of a large mirror. Inside of it, an eager audience awaits
your contortions and poses. Players are asked to perform a
series of ever-complex poses and are showered with praise and
adoration when executed well. If you fail to perform or just
flat our refuse, the audience jeers and complains. Regardless,
the goal is to make players self-co