- Game studies, also
known as
ludology (from ludus, "game", and -logia, "study", "research"), is the
study of games, the act of
playing them, and the players...
-
narrative told
through the gameplay. Ludonarrative, a
compound portmanteau of
ludology and narrative,
refers to the
intersection in a
video game of
ludic elements...
-
academic researcher focusing on
serious and
political videogames. His blog,
Ludology.org, was
cited by NBC News as a po****r
designation for
academic researchers...
-
proposed to
ultimately cause geographic considerations to be rejected. In
ludology, the
study of games, an
exogenous item is
anything outside the game itself...
- the humanities. The two most
visible schools in this
emerging field are
ludology and narratology.
Narrativists approach video games in the
context of what...
- interface, are
types of
computer interface that are
inherently "playful".
Ludology, Game
studies (Not to be
confused with Game theory.) This disambiguation...
- code
points in
Unicode (1,112,064
scalar values and 2,048 surrogates).
Ludology –
Number of games:
Approximately 1,181,019
video games have been created...
-
whose idiosyncratic work
brought together literary criticism, sociology,
ludology and
philosophy by
focusing on
diverse subjects such as
games and play as...
-
dedicated field of
research into
gaming exists,
known as game
studies or
ludology.
While there has been a fair
amount of
scientific research on the psychology...
- Ludibrium –
Latin wordPages displaying wikidata descriptions as a
fallback Ludology –
Study of
games and the act of
playing themPages displaying short descriptions...
