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How are Video Game Modders Viewed by Players?

Modders are often generalized as being either good or bad, but their diversity calls for more nuanced discussion.

Finding structure and connections through Animal Crossing: Horizons – how games can help us cope with crises

This is an overview of a study on how Nintendo’s Animal Crossing: New Leaf has helped players cope with the isolation of COVID-19 lockdowns in early 2020. The study centers around the routines and player identities that arise from the game.

Ludic sublime in Dark Souls – the game experience during the time of productivity and efficiency

While productivity and efficiency define the late-stage metagame of Dark Souls, the sublime experience can still be found somewhere within the game. #DarkSouls #Neoliberalism #LudicSublime

One Hour, One Life is a charming survival game about humanity

Saying farewell to your children after a long life can be a bittersweet experience.

Why do people like watching others stream their gameplay?

A study on what factors and aspects make watching #Twitch streams enjoyable. #enjoyment #streaming

Player Views on Artificial Intelligence in The Game Alien: Isolation

A new study peers into what players of Alien Isolation think about its AI. Are you a simulationist or an experientialist?

Old School Runescape: MMORPG with thousands and thousands of hours of gameplay

Old School Runescape is a notoriously grindy MMORPG that has active community and supportive developers. While being almost never-ending game by design, some players do create their own rules to be followed and goals to be reached.

Nintendo Switch Online is a perfect way to get in touch with nostalgic games

Nintendo Switch Online gives those who are subscribed to it a great platform to play retro games and get some nostalgia fixes. However, new titles are added to the catalogues fairly inconsistently, which is not ideal.