playability.de
welcomes scholarly contributions as well
as essays and reviews. all contributions
should be submitted in html- or rtf-format
to webmaster@playability.de. please
include a brief biographical sketch. all
rights remain with the authors.
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research
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scholarly contributions from
the areas of game culture, game aesthetics,
game history, game sociology etc. up to
a length of 5,000 words can be submitted
to the editor (webmaster@playability.de) without
previous notice.
scholarly articles should
include references to recent literature,
if applicable, and reflect current research
in the field. quotes should be in one of
the common international formats (mla, apa,
cbe).
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essays |
essays
from the areas of game culture, game aesthetics,
game history, game sociology etc. up to
a length of 3,000 words can be submitted
to the editor (webmaster@playability.de) without
previous notice.
authors with
unconventional areas of inquiry and innovative
approaches are strongly encouraged to publish
their work in an essay on playability.de.
quotes should be in one of the common international
formats (mla, apa, cbe).
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book reviews |
reviews
of books from the areas of game culture,
game aesthetics, game history, game sociology
etc. can be submitted to the editor (webmaster@playability.de) without
previous notice. if there is a book you
would like to review, please let me know.
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game reviews |
reviews
of old and new games can be submitted to
the editor (webmaster@playability.de) without
previous notice. reviews should focus on
games featuring innovative gameplay rather
than highly genre-conscious games. reviews
of classics from the history of games
and independent games are also welcome.
reviews should deal critically
with games and put them into (historical,
cultural, medial...) context. if there is
a game you would like to review, please
let me know.
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