Guest Editors' Foreword: Games, Play, and the Urban
[...]we need a more processual and contextual approach. The articles in this issue specifically address such challenges in the context of the experience of play in contemporary urbanized cultures-from the game Night in the Woods, where a return to postindustrial suburbia is linked to social inequali...
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