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Analysis of the Player Experience Across Digital and Physical Worlds
The relationship between digital and non-digital gameplay experiences is still quite an undeveloped topic in Game Studies literature. This paper aims to expand the body of knowledge on the topic by trying to understand whether the player’s experience changes when the same game is played via software
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