[Seminar] within the program of the CEFRES non-residential #fellowships for Ukrainian scholars in humanities and social sciences, 2023
17/10 | War is not a game!
With Hanna Chemerys, Zaporizhia
and Anton HAUK, Kyiv
🥳After a long time we bring you a huge update - all presentations from the first day of the 2022 Prague workshop are now available on our Youtube channel!
📽️ https://t.co/zYLb97UE8y
Today, I am teaching a session on WWII-games in the 'Digital Games & History'-series at @CharlesUniPRG !
The series is an initiative of members of @ceehgc . Go check out the work of @_ubique in the Nahrané dějiny-project!
#gamestudies#twitterstorians
Hi!Games snapshots
➡️ https://t.co/PiYSmTtqzD
Central and Eastern European Historical Game Studies Workshop, Prague 2022 - day 1st.
Introducing topics, methods, and directions of historical #gamestudies from different regions of Central and Eastern Europe.
🌟We have just updated our website including program, keynote speakers and venue details. Don't forget to register to take part in the workshop onsite or online!
👉https://t.co/NovdmVGyGP
🥳Through the Darkest of Times made by @paintbucket_de became part of "Real Conflicts - Virtual Worlds" at the @I_W_M . Congratz!
We are proud to welcome @freejsf, director of Through the Darkest of Times, as one of four key-note speakers at our workshop Nov 21-22 in Prague.
Have you played FE3H? If so, what did you think about it? Let us know your opinion, and also tell us which other games would you like us to take a look at!
For some sources on the Investiture Controversy, see: https://t.co/NX9ASqapHK
Hello everyone! Today we want to share some of our insights into a fantasy game and how it seems to be influenced by one of the most important religious and political medieval conflicts; we are talking about the Fire Emblem: Three Houses (minor spoilers!)
Some echoes of the Investiture Controversy can be seen in the plot of FE3H: Edelgard’s (the Adrestian Emperor) accusations against the Church include the manipulation of faith and deep corruption, not unlike the language used by Emperor Henry IV against Pope Gregory VII in 1076