Journal of Gaming & Virtual Worlds

Journal of Gaming & Virtual Worlds

ISSN: 1757-191X
E-ISSN: 1757-1928

The Journal of Gaming and Virtual Worlds focuses on theoretical and applied, empirical, critical, rhetorical, creative, economic and professional approaches to the study of electronic games across platforms and genres as well as ludic and serious online environments.

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- Not All Fun and Games: Videogame Labour, Project-based Workplaces, and the New Citizenship at Work, Marie-Josée Legault and Johanna Weststar (2024)
  
  By Matthew S. S. Johnson
- Ready Reader One: The Stories We Tell With, About, and Around Videogames, Megan Amber Condis and Mike Sell (eds) (2024)
  
  By Maria K. Alberto
- Game instructors as cultural workers: Dialogic teaching and intercultural games higher education
  
  By Bruno de Paula
- We are gathered here today: Sites of mourning and bereavement in Animal Crossing: New Horizons
  
  By Jodie Austin
- Cosy video games as digital third places for emotional well-being: Case studies of Stardew Valley, Coffee Talk Episode 2 and Kinder World
  
  By Hannah C. Gunderman
- Apocalypse as practice: Labour, technology and environment in Death Stranding
  
  Authors: Lawrence May and Ben Hall
- Intersecting realities: Desire, constraints and locality in navigating human–animal relationships in the virtual farming of Hay Day and actual pet-keeping practice
  
  By Raden Yusuf Kurniawan
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Journal of Gaming & Virtual Worlds

Latest Articles Lasest articles RSS feed

Not All Fun and Games: Videogame Labour, Project-based Workplaces, and the New Citizenship at Work, Marie-Josée Legault and Johanna Weststar (2024)

Ready Reader One: The Stories We Tell With, About, and Around Videogames, Megan Amber Condis and Mike Sell (eds) (2024)

Game instructors as cultural workers: Dialogic teaching and intercultural games higher education

We are gathered here today: Sites of mourning and bereavement in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Cosy video games as digital third places for emotional well-being: Case studies of Stardew Valley, Coffee Talk Episode 2 and Kinder World

Apocalypse as practice: Labour, technology and environment in Death Stranding

Intersecting realities: Desire, constraints and locality in navigating human–animal relationships in the virtual farming of Hay Day and actual pet-keeping practice

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A review of the use of psychophysiological methods in game research

To watch or to play, it is in the game: The game culture on Twitch.tv among performers, plays and audiences

Why gamers don’t learn more: An ecological approach to games as learning environments

Towards gamification transparency: A conceptual framework for the development of responsible gamified enterprise systems

Uncanny behaviour in survival horror games

Zombification?: Gamification, motivation, and the user

A man chooses, a slave obeys: agency, interactivity and freedom in video gaming

Taylorism 2.0: Gamification, scientific management and the capitalist appropriation of play

In control or in their shoes? How character attachment differentially influences video game enjoyment and appreciation

Go with the flow: The experience and affective outcomes of solo versus social gameplay