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Landscape Trouble: Why we are surrounded by climate change games

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Abstract

Landscape theory can demonstrate how computer games reflect back to us the upheavals in contemporary relationships with the physical environment. In a recent paper, Benjamin Abraham and Darshana Jayemanne asked ‘where are all the climate change games?’ To answer this question, I take existing studies of computer games as landscape, and formalise them into a more comprehensive methodology that reveals the vision of landscape that games are reflecting. I argue that when we look closely at the landscapes being created by computer games, we will find that most, if not all of them are already climate change games.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - Jul 2018
EventDigital Games Research Association Conference 2018: The Game is the Message - University of Turin, Turin, Italy
Duration: 25 Jul 201828 Jul 2018
http://digra2018.com/

Conference

ConferenceDigital Games Research Association Conference 2018
Abbreviated titleDiGRA2018
PlaceItaly
CityTurin
Period25/07/1828/07/18
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