How do we understand space in a virtual environment? How do game developers create cohesive worlds? How do video games reflect and challenge our understanding of places? These questions are the focus of The Geography of Video Games, as we investigate how geographical concepts and methodologies help us understand virtual worlds. Informed by texts from various related disciplines, we analyze video games as case studies and interact with public space in ways that deepen our understanding of this evolving subject.

Click below to read essays written by the following contributors:

• Gary Butterfield
• Brian Dodson
• Will Huiras
• Nainoa Kalaukoa
• Adrian Livermore
• Alicia Raines
• Aaron Secrist
• Fisher Shattuck
• Joseph Willis
• Emily Wood