While being extremely successful, free-to-play games have received critique on being exploitative, unethical or simply poor game experiences. […]
Category Archive: Research
The 15th annual University of Tampere Game Research Lab Spring Seminar focuses on Urban Play. Urban spaces offer […]
What do players do when they can’t talk to each other directly? Argue on the forums, it seems […]
Pelaajabarometri 2018: Monimuotoistuva mobiilipelaaminen – Uutta tietoa pelaamisesta, eSports-harrastuksesta ja suomalaisten asenteista pelaamista kohtaan. – [In Finnish: the […]
The Centre of Excellence in Game Culture Studies has started its operation in the beginning of the year, […]
The CoE-GameCult was strongly present in the Digital Games Research Association’s (DiGRA) 2018 conference, which took place in […]
The new ICory (Intelligent Customer-driven Solution for Orthopedic and Pediatric Surgery Care) research project’s kick-off meeting was held […]
The CoE GameCult researchers were active in organising the Pelitutkimuksen päivä 2018 – the annual conference of games […]
The CoE-GameCult co-organises the Making Games seminar, taking place in Tampere, 23-25 April 2018. The seminar website and […]