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Videogames for humans : Twine authors in conversation / edited by Merritt Kopas.

Fine Arts Library GV1469.34.S52 V53 2015
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Kopas, Merritt, editor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Video games--Social aspects.
Video games.
Role playing--Social aspects.
Role playing.
Leisure--Social aspects.
Leisure.
Physical Description:
575 pages: illustrations ; 23 cm
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
New York : Instar Books, [2015.]
Summary:
Behind the fluorescent veil of modern big-business video games, a quiet revolution is happening, and it's centered on a tool called Twine. Taken up by nontraditional game authors to describe distinctly nontraditional subjects-from struggles with depression, explorations of queer identity, and analyses of the world of modern sex and dating to visions of breeding crustacean horses in a dystopian future-the Twine movement to date has created space for those who have previously been voiceless within games culture to tell their own stories, as well as to invent new visions outside of traditional channels of commerce. Videogames for Humans, curated and introduced by Twine author and games theorist Merritt Kopas, puts Twine authors, literary writers, and games critics into conversation with one another's work, reacting to, elaborating on, and being affected by the same. The result is an unprecedented kind of book about video games, one that will jump-start the discussions that will define the games culture of tomorrow.
Contents:
Rat Chaos
Fuck That Guy
Anhedonia
SABBAT
Horse Master
Nineteen
scarfmemory
Removed
for political lovers, a little utopia sketch
Your Lover Has Turned into a Flock of Birds
Detritus
There Ought to Be a Word
Negotiation
reProgram
Mangia
Sacrilege
And the Robot Horse You Rode In On
Electro Primitive Girl
The Message
Depression Quest
Even Cowgirls Bleed
3x3x3
Eden
Eft to Newt
Dining Table
I'm Fine
Player 2
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9780990452843
0990452840
OCLC:
908846774

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