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The Politics of Live-Action Role Play Experiences

The Politics of Live-Action Role Play Experiences

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The Human Dimension of Virtual Reality with Rachel Rossin

The Human Dimension of Virtual Reality with Rachel Rossin

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Demystifying the Long-Term Creative Commitment with Nicole He

Demystifying the Long-Term Creative Commitment with Nicole He

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Using Interactive Fiction as a Political Tool

Using Interactive Fiction as a Political Tool

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User Experience Design From Horror Games to Virtual Reality

User Experience Design From Horror Games to Virtual Reality

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top of image is a red square with multiple warm-tone dots on it. At the bottom of the suqare is the words "Urban Play" in all caps. Below is another square featuring a screenshot of the video game "Contro" showing a woman in all black in motion

Choreographing Interactive Stories Through Digital and Physical Architecture

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Subverting Expectations in Art and Immersive Gaming with Leo Castañeda

Subverting Expectations in Art and Immersive Gaming with Leo Castañeda

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a statue of a fist holding a pencil in front of a libary amidst a green park. The entire image is made in minecraft

Safeguarding Journalism through Minecraft

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black and white still from Genesis Noir Game. A line art figure is falling through space in front of a series of doors

Colorful Game-Building with Film Noir and the Universe

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Scanned bodies set against black background

Precision and Comfort: Embracing the Tension in Creating Safe Spaces

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Unveiling the Ghosts of History: The Making of AUTOSAVE: REDOUBT in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

Unveiling the Ghosts of History: The Making of AUTOSAVE: REDOUBT in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

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Making Games to Combat Algorithmic Censorship
Left - Qianqian, a non-binary Chinese person with black short hair, wearing a black tank top, standing next to an apple tree, with a lush garden in the background. Right - Xiaowei Wang, standing with arm on hip and a brightly patterned shirt

Making Games to Combat Algorithmic Censorship

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