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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 157 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesVideo GamesLeisure | |||

Games That Haunt Us: Gothic Game Space as a Living Nightmare (Bloomsbury, 2026) is an examination of how the Gothic appears in game space to interrogate an area of substantial importance to contemporary games, with a focus on environments, bodies, an... more
In Identity Building Among Role-Playing Gamers: Slaying Goblins in the Real World (Bloomsbury 2025), Heather Shay draws from 19 months of participant-observation and 20 in-depth interviews with players. She found that gamers derive significant social... more
This book offers a comprehensive and practical guide to Games User Research (GUR). Blending theory and hands-on experience, it walks readers through methods, tools, and techniques tailored to the real-world constraints of small and medium-sized game ... more
Tracing the cultural history of play--from Fluxus to SimCity Games and gamified activities have become ubiquitous in many adults' lives, and play is widely valued for fostering creativity, community, growth, and empathy. But how did we come to our cu... more
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Scholarly conversations centered on game studies, authorship, and the cultural history of gaming. Episodes routinely pair researchers, editors, and authors with expert guests to unpack books and ideas—from close readings of narrative-driven titles and the ethics of player agency to the social histories of arcade culture and the politics of game design. Expect rigorous, theory-rich discussions that connect games to broader media ecologies, education, and cultural critique, often framed around newly published books from MIT Press, Boss Fight Books, and university presses. Noteworthy is the consistent emphasis on methodological approaches (close reading, critical pedagogy, interdisciplinary perspectives) and the way guests illuminate how games... more
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