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Gaming the Apocalypse

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Exploring the Potential of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind as a Commercial-off-the-Shelf Tool for Wicked Crisis Learning

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14.11.2025

Anything not saved will be lost. On building the VAULT.NRW to preserve the history of the German games development

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14.11.2025

Capturing the Apocalypse. Umurangi Generation and Photography in Apocalyptic Video Games

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14.11.2025

Reflecting the Avatar’s Purpose in a Dystopian World. A Case Study of Inside

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14.11.2025

Game Makers against the Climate Apocalypse. Corporate Sustainability, Local Action, and Planetary Care in Game Development

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14.11.2025

The Power of Unhappy Endings

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14.11.2025

Thematic Transparency. How metaphoric Structures in Analogue Games can help us understand

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14.11.2025

Gaming Against Deception. Leveraging Interactive Media to Build Digital Resilience in the Age of Disinformation

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14.11.2025

From Fragmentation to Formation: Academic Anthologies as Catalysts for Digital Game Studies. Reflections on the Fallout Collection Old World Blues

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14.11.2025

The Slow Apocalypse: Cute Video Game Aesthetics as Ideological Tools in Normalizing Colonialism and Authoritarianism

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14.11.2025

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978-3-903470-30-9
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https://doi.org/10.48341/j34c-h575
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