Handbook of Computer Game Studies

Jeffrey Barlow

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Digital Games and Media Educational Games and Gamification Artificial Intelligence in Games

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Review of Handbook of Computer Game Studies / Raessens, Joost and Jeffrey Goldstein (eds.) Handbook of Computer Game Studies. Cambridge. MIT Press, 2005.

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