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Single-Player Game Genres and Emotional Performance: Relationships Between Gameplay Exposure and Player Experience
Digital games provide diverse experiential structures that may influence players’ psychological experiences and emotional functioning. While previous studies have frequently examined multiplayer interaction in relation to social well-being and motivation, less attention has been given to how differe
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