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University of Wales Press Videogames and Horror: From Amnesia to Zombies, Run! (Horror Studies)

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Brand: University of Wales Press
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Videogames are full of horrors - and of horror, a facet of the media that has been largely overlooked in the academic community in terms of lengthy studies in the fast growing field of videogame scholarship. From Amnesia to Zombies enters into this discussion, in a sustained exploration of horror as a motif in videogames. The book engages with the research of prominent scholars across the humanities to explore the presence, role and function of horror in videogames, and in doing so demonstrates how the videogame enters discussions of horror and how videogames offer a unique, radical space that horror is particularly suited to fill. The topics covered include the construction of stories in videogames, the role of the monster and, of course, how death is treated as a learning tool and as a facet of horror.

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Videogames and Horror: From Amnesia to Zombies, Run (Horror Studies)

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Brand: University of Wales Press

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Brand: University of Wales Press
Format: paperback
ASIN: 1786834367
Category: Books > Subjects > Computing & Internet > PC & Video Games
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 02 October 2019
Listed Since: 04 January 2019

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