In recent months, I’ve been thrilled to hear from many scholars and students interested in working in the emerging paradigm of Queer Game Studies. Yes! However, since this work is relatively new, I find folks have sometimes overlooked the great work that’s already out there.
And so, with help from my wonderful colleagues Amanda Phillips, Diana Mari Pozo, and Adrienne Shaw, I present the “Queer Game Studies 101: An Introduction to the Field (2016).” It includes basic info on this growing academic area and an extensive bibliography of existing Queer Game Studies scholarship, plus related games, events, and other resources.
If you have suggestions for other work to include in the bibliography, please feel free to get in touch. I hope you’ll find this 101 helpful and share it with your students!
