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ORCIDGame Studies, Volume 18
Volume 18, Number 1, April 2018
- Simon Dor:
Strategy in Games or Strategy Games: Dictionary and Encyclopaedic Definitions for Game Studies. - Paul Martin:
The Intellectual Structure of Game Research. - Dávid Melhárt:
Towards a Comprehensive Model of Mediating Frustration in Videogames. - Gaspard Pelurson:
Mustaches, Blood Magic and Interspecies Sex: Navigating the Non-Heterosexuality of Dorian Pavus.
Volume 18, Number 2, September 2018
- Meghan Blythe Adams, Nathan Rambukkana:
"Why do I have to make a choice? Maybe the three of us could, uh...": Non-Monogamy in Videogame Narratives. - Jonne Arjoranta, Marko Siitonen:
Why Do Players Misuse Emotes in Hearthstone? Negotiating the Use of Communicative Affordances in an Online Multiplayer Game. - Johan Blomberg:
The Semiotics of the Game Controller. - Ahmed Elmezeny, Jeffrey Wimmer, Manoella Oliveira dos Santos, Ekaterina Orlova, Irina Tribusean, Anna Antonova:
Same but Different: A Comparative Content Analysis of Trolling in Russian and Brazilian Gaming Imageboards. - Rob Gallagher:
Minecrafting Masculinities: Gamer Dads, Queer Childhoods and Father-Son Gameplay in A Boy Made of Blocks. - Melissa Kagen:
Walking, Talking and Playing with Masculinities in Firewatch. - Theresa Krampe:
No Straight Answers: Queering Hegemonic Masculinity in BioWare?s Mass Effect. - Kathleen McClancy:
The Wasteland of the Real: Nostalgia and Simulacra in Fallout. - Joshua D. Sites, Robert F. Potter:
Everything Merges with the Game: A Generative Music System Embedded in a Videogame Increases Flow.
Volume 18, Number 3, December 2018
- Bonnie Ruberg, Amanda Phillips:
Not Gay as in Happy: Queer Resistance and Video Games (Introduction to the Special Issue - Queerness and Video Games). - Teddy Pozo:
Queer Games After Empathy: Feminism and Haptic Game Design Aesthetics from Consent to Cuteness to the Radically Soft. - Kara Stone:
Time and Reparative Game Design: Queerness, Disability, and Affect. - Jordan Youngblood:
When (and What) Queerness Counts: Homonationalism and Militarism in the Mass Effect Series. - Brianna Dym, Jed R. Brubaker, Casey Fiesler:
"theyre all trans sharon": Authoring Gender in Video Game Fan Fiction. - Jess Marcotte:
Queering Control(lers) Through Reflective Game Design Practices. - Christopher Goetz:
Coin of Another Realm: Gaming's Queer Economy. - Braidon Schaufert:
Daddy's Play: Subversion and Normativity in Dream Daddy's Queer World. - Matt Knutson:
Backtrack, Pause, Rewind, Reset: Queering Chrononormativity in Gaming. - Tom Welch:
The Affectively Necessary Labour of Queer Mods. - Eric Andrew James:
Queer Easter Eggs and their Hierarchies of Play. - Eric Freedman:
Engineering Queerness in the Game Development Pipeline.
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