New on @playthepast: Joel White @thethirdmedium recounts how #CK2 transformed his relationship to history, and how historical (re)play can rescue historical thinking from the stultifying grasp of textbooks. https://t.co/pGQS1LjGl8
Game devs have gotten more nimble at avoiding the pitfalls of stereotyping. Some indie devs excel at upending common cultural tropes. But as Aliva Lai @mx_alvina reveals, stereotypes live and die by the narratives they enable, and the realities they mask. https://t.co/u91BSfA2gy
Game devs have gotten more nimble at avoiding the pitfalls of stereotyping. Some indie devs excel at upending common cultural tropes. But as Aliva Lai @mx_alvina reveals, stereotypes live and die by the narratives they enable, and the realities they mask. https://t.co/u91BSfA2gy
Play the Past: how do players experience time in (re)playable historical narratives?
To open 2023, we'd like to offer our readers a brief philosophical probe into the stuff of time in historical games: https://t.co/XKd19bOvfl
All the best in the New Year!
Play the Past: how do players experience time in (re)playable historical narratives?
To open 2023, we'd like to offer our readers a brief philosophical probe into the stuff of time in historical games: https://t.co/XKd19bOvfl
All the best in the New Year!
#CallofDuty a "gov't psyop"? Bold words by the folks @MintPressNews: "Documents obtained legally under FOIA by journalist and researcher Tom Secker and shared with MintPress News show [active collaboration] between the national security state and the video game industry."
It's official: the new @PdxInteractive cat is out of the bag.
As we explore the game in depth, we can ask: what kind of historicity does #Victoria3 offer?
Does it distance itself from eurocentric models of history common to historical simulations?
https://t.co/Td5uMVh85l
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The #ElderScrollsOnline proposes a quest in which the player must help an elf archivist ward off Daedra destruction of imperial records. But as @playthepast's @mx_alvina asks: in attempting to preserve memory, what cause is the player ultimately serving?
https://t.co/YKmqozLlPA
"Games give their players an expansive, detailed, exciting—and, yes, controversial—way to dive into history. That’s more than you could say for most high-school textbooks," @lijukic writes:
https://t.co/qyreHl5jrU