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Vol. 17 No. 1 (2026): Party Studies in Games Studies

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Guest edited by Leland Masek and Jaakko Stenros.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.7557/ejcgc.2026.v17i1
Published: 2026-09-30

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Introduction

  • Introduction to party studies

    Leland Masek, Jaakko Stenros
    1-10
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Articles

  • The (drop) party revolution Egalitarianism, communitas, and control in Jagex’s RuneScape

    Ash Rezvani
    11-32
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  • Getting high in hi-tech settings Playful representations of partying in the Mass Effect 3 DLC Citadel mission: ‘Party’

    Tim Timvig, Carl-Erik Engqvist
    33-60
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  • Party of two at a fraternity party! Or boundaries of co-play in a duoethnography of Fallout 76

    Matilda Ståhl, Fredrik Rusk
    61-83
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  • Get on the party line Parties, games, and work at Mattel Electronics in the early 1980s

    Tom Boellstorff, Braxton Soderman
    85-114
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  • “Those people are my people” Safety at game industry events in Finland

    Taina Myöhänen
    115-140
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  • “We poke the body and see what happens…” How do people manage expectations in transformative parties, festivals, and retreats?

    Aska Mayer, Velvet Spors, J. Tuomas Harviainen
    141-172
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