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Perceived Manipulation, Fairness, and Trust in Competitive Mobile Gaming: A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Player Discourse
Perceptions of fairness play a central role in player experience within competitive mobile games, yet the processes through which players develop and sustain beliefs about manipulation remain insufficiently understood. This study investigates fairness-related discourse across two cultural and platfo
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