Games Studies.

Bioware's mass effect by: (Electronic resources)

The art of dying = 21st century depictions of death and dying / by: (Electronic resources)

Computer games as landscape art by: (Electronic resources)

Software engineering for games in serious contexts = theories, methods, tools, and experiences / by: (Electronic resources)

The child in videogames = from the meek, to the mighty, to the monstrous / by: (Electronic resources)

Disability identity in simulation narratives by: (Electronic resources)

Disability and video games = practices of en-/disabling modes of digital gaming / by: (Electronic resources)

The Chinese video game industry by: (Electronic resources)

Unity, ambiguity, and flexibility in theme music for game shows = a winning combination / by: (Electronic resources)

Visual storytelling in the 21st century = the age of the long fragment / by: (Electronic resources)

Video games and environmental humanities = playing to save the world / by: (Electronic resources)

Infrastructure in video games by: (Electronic resources)

Cryptogaming = blockchain and the financialization of videogames / by: (Electronic resources)

Transformative learning through play = analogue games as vehicles for educational innovation / by: (Electronic resources)

Genre and video game = introduction to an impossible taxonomy / by: (Electronic resources)

Music, sound and identity in video games by: (Electronic resources)

The Germanic heroic tradition in video games = playing mass Medievalism / by: (Electronic resources)