Humour and Games
Scott Dejong, Marc Lajeunesse & Andrei ZanescuThis podcast explores how we design and experience Humour in Games. Produced and Hosted by Scott Dejong, Marc Lajeunesse and Andrei Zanescu.Sponsored by @TAG_News
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | GamesLeisureVideo Games | ||||
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Latest Episodes
This week, we have our final full interview for this batch of episodes, with Dr. Carly Kocurek. We had the chance to learn more about the interplay between humour, game technologies and moral panics. more
Another week, another episode. This time around, we have our full interview with Karina Popp. Tune in to learn more about how humour in games crosses over with capitalism, irony and dolphins. Karina is a game designer and visual artist whose work foc... more
This week, we’ve got our interview with Dr. Aaron Trammell. more
Today we chat with Jamie MacDonald about Nordic Larp, Feminist Comedy Clubs, and Type 2 Fun! Jamie MacDonald is a Canadian artist, standup comic and PhD games scholar. His research and creative practices crosses between LARP, theatre and the performi... more
This week, we have our full interview with Dr. Jaakko Stenros on Nordic Larp and the role of humour in dark or transgressive play. more
This week, building on last week’s foundation, we take a look at how the form and impacts of humour can shift as games themselves can change. From digital to analog technologies, individual to group play, and the market considerations that can impact... more
Humour and Games is back with a new season! more
In this special episode of the podcast, we talk with Allison Kyran Cole & Dora Rogers about their upcoming game Alchemistresses! Allison and Dora discuss the game’s design, as well as the ins and out of the specific kinds of laughs that come from sel... more
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