2019: Abstract Proceedings of DiGRA 2019 Conference: Game, Play and the Emerging Ludo-Mix

Papers

• Fired in a blog post: The End of Heroes of the Storm Esports

  Patrick Prax

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• New Media Ecosystems: Amazon and the Advancing Game Economy

  Eric Freedman

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• Promoting Yokosuka via Video Game Tourism: The case of the Shenmue Sacred Spot Guide Map

  Carlos Ramírez-Moreno

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• Radical game fictionalism

  Grant Tavinor

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• The Business Model Network of eSports: The Case of Overwatch

  Tobias M. Scholz, Volker Stein

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• Multimodal analysis of using video game Minecraft to study BA construction in Chinese

  Jin Dong

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• Video Games Production Networks in the periphery: the Chilean case

  Sebastián Baeza-González

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• Designing a Digital Roleplaying Game to Foster Awareness of Hidden Disabilities

  Rafael Leonardo da Silva

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• Schoolyard Riot League of Legends and High School Esports

  Emma Witkowski, Yong Ming Kow

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• Ludo Mix as an Aesthetic Experience: Designing Games for Franchises

  Laureline Chiapello

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• How Musical Leitmotifs Enhance Narration and Evoke Emotion

  Dooley J. Murphy

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• A Ludo Mix Perspective on Dynamic Game Characters

  Joleen Blom

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• Who is a videogame developer? The politics of videogame maker identities

  Brendan Keogh

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• Dwelling in Digital Game Worlds

  Daniel Vella

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• Evolution of PC Bangs: Traditions and Trends in South Korea

  Yaewon Jin, Veli-Matti Karhulahti

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• Canons of Games Research: An Analysis of the Most Cited Publications

  Veli-Matti Karhulahti, Raine Koskimaa

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• Fostering ethics and morality in adult learning through gameplay

  Rafael Leonardo da Silva

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• Challenges and Opportunities for Collective Action in Local Games Industries

  Benjamin Abraham, Brendan Keogh

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• ROM Hacks, Randomizers, and Retro Games: Challenging Copyright and Remixing Zelda

  Michael Iantorno

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• The experience of procedurality: effects and appreciation of persuasive gameplay rhetoric

  Ruud S Jacobs

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• CryptoKitties and the New Ludic Economy: How blockchain introduces value, ownership, and scarcity in the digital world

  Tanja Sihvonen, Alesja Serada, J. Tuomas Harviainen

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• Games and Gestures – Remarks on Emotes in Digital Online Games

  Felix Raczkowski

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• Only a Game? Player Misery Across Game Boundaries

  Nele Van de Mosselaer

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• How Theme Park Rides Adapted the Shooting Gallery

  Bobby Schweizer

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• Bad Vibrations: The Auditory Experience of Digital Dark Tourism

  Nicholls Florence Smith

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• The interaction of discourse and acts: Spectating grassroot livestreamer in China

  Jiaqin Chen

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• Using Physiological Response Data to Examine Horror Video Game Enjoyment

  Chuen-Tsai Sun, Holin Lin, Hsueh-Yu Lu

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• People@Meeple: “it’s a community thing”

  Melissa J. Rogerson, Lucy Sparrow, Martin Gibbs

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• Who Creates Microtransactions: The Production Context of Video Game Monetization

  Jan Švelch, Roessel Lies van

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• Failure in Videogames: Similarities and Differences to Textile Craft

  Gemma Potter, T. Brock

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• The theme park experience: Kingdom Hearts and the franchise

  Anh-Thu Nguyen

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• God is a Game Designer – Accelerating ‘Existential Ludology’

  Olli Leino

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• Critical Thinking of ‘Excessive Indulgence of Playing Saps Ambitions (wan wu sang zhi)’：A Research on Urban Adolescents’ Consumption of Peripheral Products of Digital Games in Mainland China

  Jinghui Huang

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• ctrl R: Reflections on Prompting Reflective Game Design

  Rebecca Goodine, Rilla Khaled

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• Transcultural Learning and Live- Action Role-Play in Japan

  Björn-Ole Kamm

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• Challenge Types in Videogame play

  Jukka Vahlo, Veli-Matti Karhulahti

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• The Uses of Ludobiography: Life Writing and Game Studies

  Rob Gallagher

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• Gaming my way to recovery: Understanding how to integrate serious video games into youth mental health services

  Manuela Ferrari, Sarah McIlwaine, Jennifer Reynolds, Suzanne Archie, Katherine Boydell, Shalini Lal, Jai Shah, Joanna Henderson, Mario Alvarez-Jimenez, Neil Andersson, Espen Aarseth, Nielsen Rune Kristian Lundedal, Srividya Iyer

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• No Rivalry Without Commentary: Misja Esport Case Study

  Mateusz Felczak

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• The Unintended Consequences of Using Twitch as a University Professor

  Ashley Brown

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• Analyzing Random Reward System Mechanics and Social Perception

  Stefan Brückner, Shuichi Kurabayashi, Yukiko Sato, Ikumi Waragai

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• Player Persona Research

  Jukka Vahlo

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• Musicking with Digital Games

  Costantino Oliva

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• Defining Gaming Communities: A Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Case Study

  Patrick Deslauriers, Élodie Simard

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• Rock Stars & Plastic Guitars: Designing & Playing with Captured Experiences in Music Videogames

  Kelly Boudreau, Cindy Poremba

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• The Impacts of Live Streaming on the Video Game Industry

  Mark R Johnson, Jamie Woodcock

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• The Awakening of the Goddess in Competitive League of Legends

  Mayara Caetano

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• Mythmaking and codebreaking: The hunt for GTAV’s Bigfoot and/as digital cultural memory

  James Manning

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• Beyond the Recipe: A Critical Analysis of Craft in Games

  Anne Sullivan, Anastasia Salter, Gillian Smith

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• Gaming DOTA Players: Iterative Platform Design and Capture

  Andrei Zanescu, Fix Lajeunesse, Martin French

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• Ludocriticism – Steps Towards a Critical Framework for Games

  Hartmut Koenitz, Mirjam Palosaari Eladhari

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• Constructing Haenyeo: Defamiliarzation and Sensemaking in the Game Design Process

  William Dunkel, Minerva Wu

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• Playable Cities Now

  Troy Innocent

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• An Attempt to Develop SIR (“shit-game is real”) Index

  Hiroshi Yamaguchi

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• “Mute, Report, Block.”: Dissonance in Moderating Overwatch

  Courtney Blamey

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• At Your Service: Event-Based Design in Japanese Mobile Games

  Bryan Hikari Hartzheim

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• What do Game Developers Think about Loot Boxes?

  Mark R Johnson, T. Brock

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• Dragonborn is for Porn. The intertextual semiotics of the TESV: Skyrim fan made pornographic modifications

  Tomasz Z. Majkowski

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• The materiality on the hermeneutics of Chinese character- based playable media

  Yue-Jin Ho

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• Games on Working, Games on Gaming, Working on Games, and Games on Working on Games: On the self-referentiality that entangles neoliberal play and work

  Olli Leino, Sebastian Möring

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• Bridging Meaningful Play and Playful Learning – Supporting the Design Process of Gamification in Education

  Toru Fujimoto, Ryohei Ikejiri, Yuki Fukuyama

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• Monetising memory? MMOGs, anniversaries, and ownership of the past

  Nick Webber

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• By Svarog! Slavic Game Renaissance and the Ideology of the Extreme Right

  Tomasz Z. Majkowski

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• Spatial Reasoning: Re-Coding Spaces for Inclusive Informal Game Making

  Aphra Kerr, Joshua D. Savage

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• Gamifying Flipped Learning for Promoting Students’ Online Participation

  Morris Siu-Yung Jong, Gaowei Chen, Vincent Tam

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• Structuring Gametime A Typology of the Temporal Constituents of Video Games

  Igarzábal Federico Alvarez

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• YomeciLand: Found Sound as Play

  Matthew Riley, Uyen Ngoc Phuong Nguyen

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• From Technological Revolution to Cultural Obsolescence. NEC’s PC Engine between American erasure and French edification

  Carl Therrien

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• Cities appropriate Pokémon GO: remix models for local needs

  Benjamin Stokes

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• “Monopoly” in Merging Digital and Urban Playspaces

  Tuo Yang

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• Processes of Roling: Mechanisms for Adopting Subjectivities in the Gameworld

  Daniel Vella, Stefano Gualeni, Jonne Arjoranta

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• Glitches as Fictional (Mis)Communication

  de Mosselaer Nele Van, Nathan Wildman

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• Replaying the Past: Wholesome Nostalgia or Morbid Melancholia?

  Rob Gallagher

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• On audience perception in gamified audiovisual performances

  Andreas Pirchner

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• Observant play: colonial readings in Breath of the Wild

  Rachael Hutchinson

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• Belief-Discordant Alief: A Common Denominator of Fiction and Non-Fictional Games

  Igarzábal Federico Alvarez

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• Ludonarrative in Game Design Education – a Concrete Approach

  Hartmut Koenitz, Teun Dubbelman, Christian Roth

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• Visualizing Diversity: A Character Design Tool For Creative Reflection

  Mikael Jakobsson, Noah Houghton, Uche Okwo, William Wu

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• Localism with (Serious) Games: Horizontal Channels and Models

  Benjamin Stokes

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• Meta-analysis and systematic review of recent literature on gaming disorder

  Yaewon Jin

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• Game Over for Machinima: Fan and Creator Reactions to the Loss of Gaming Culture

  Rhys Jones

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• The data assemblage of play: Videogame data analytics and surveillance

  Ben Egliston

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• The Gamification of Tactical Thinking; Linking Gamification with Spatial Concepts

  GJB Bruyns

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• Meaningful Transformation: Intra-activity and Video Games

  Justyna Janik

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• On the Local Value of Game Jam Games: Beyond Learning from the Process

  Hanna Wirman, Rhys Jones

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• Complexity, Mystagogy, and the Limits of the ‘Analytical’ Learning Cycle

  Feng Zhu

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• Consciously working on one’s game: the mutual constitution of habitus and identity

  Feng Zhu

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