John Giebfried (University of Vienna) Transcript: Hello. Today I will discuss a Reacting to the Past game I co-wrote: “The Remaking of the Medieval World, 1204.” First, what is Reacting…
Adam Bierstedt (Ludohistory) One research trend in game studies deals with the relationship between a player and their “avatar” in the world. Players tend to model their avatars on themselves,…
Jéssica Iolanda Costa Bispo (Nova University of Lisbon) A Plague Tale: Innocence is a video game focusing on stealth mechanics that presents the player a narrative taking place in Medieval…
Field of Glory: Kingdoms provides a lot opportunity for interesting cooperation and conflict between human players. The game is unique in being a simultaneous turn-based game, not alternating. It’s a…
Field of Glory: Kingdoms is all about cooperation and conflict between the various nations, factions and characters. This often involves warfare, but there’s a lot more to it. Warfare is…
Making the art for Field of Glory: Kingdoms was a lot of fun but had some very challenging aspects – especially when it came to combining the style and feel…
Field of Glory: Kingdoms is a historical strategy game where you preside over the development of a nation in Europe or the Middle East over two centuries. You will have…
Juan Francisco Jiménez Alcázar (Universidad de Murcia) English translation transcript: The contribution that I am presenting is part of the work that we carry out in the “Historia y Videojuegos”…
Markus Mindrebø (University of Stavanger) Welcome to the fifth annual Middle Ages in Modern Games asynchronous conference! As always, we’ve got papers from dozens of excellent game devs and scholars…
We’re excited to welcome everyone to the fifth Middle Ages in Modern Games Asynchronous Conference on 4-7 June. This event consists of four days of written papers and videos addressing…
John Giebfried 
Adam Bierstedt 
Jessica Iolanda Costa Bispo 
Slitherine Games 
Juan Francisco Jimenez Alcazar 
Markus Mindrebo 
Rob Houghton