Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Introduction – The Player’s Power to Change the Game
- 1 Lightness of Digital Doll Play
- 2 Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts
- 3 Activist Game Rhetoric: Clockwork Worlds, Broken Toys, and Harrowing Missions
- 4 City as Military Playground: Contested Urban Terrain
- 5 Toys of Biopolis
- 6 A Tactical Sketchbook for Ludic Mutation
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
- MediaMatters
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Introduction – The Player’s Power to Change the Game
- 1 Lightness of Digital Doll Play
- 2 Game Modding: Cross-Over Mutation and Unwelcome Gifts
- 3 Activist Game Rhetoric: Clockwork Worlds, Broken Toys, and Harrowing Missions
- 4 City as Military Playground: Contested Urban Terrain
- 5 Toys of Biopolis
- 6 A Tactical Sketchbook for Ludic Mutation
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
- MediaMatters
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- The Player's Power to Change the GameLudic Mutation, pp. 5 - 6Publisher: Amsterdam University PressPrint publication year: 2017