The Journal of Games Criticism is a non-profit, peer-reviewed game studies journal that strives to connect the conversations between traditional academics and popular game critics. The journal strives to be a producer of feed-forward approaches to video games criticism with a focus on influencing gamer culture, the design and writing of video games, and the social understanding video games and video game criticism.

ISSN: 2374-202X

Recent Articles

• A Contemporary Take on Victorian Lunacy: Representations of the Asylum in the Neo-Victorian Video Game Alice: Madness Returns
• Investigating Development Crunch in Games and its Impact on Creative Expression
• Character Affectivity in Newton and the Apple Tree
• Colonized Morality Mechanics: The Struggle to Be Good in Telltale’s The Walking Dead
• Videogame Distribution and Steam’s Imperialist Practices: Platform Coloniality in Game Distribution