About Scholarly Gamers

With Scholarly Gamers, our team hopes to deliver a reporting platform above and beyond the standard set forth by loads of other media sources. This isn’t the site to visit for top-ten lists or clickbait articles spread out over five pages chock-full of advertising. We look to bring about critical thought and examination to a number of themes, technologies, implications, and more when it comes to the games that we share a passion for. We plan to achieve this through engaging with the community on themes which are important to gamers, through a multimedia approach including journal articles, live streams, and recorded videos.

Thinking of it like a Gaming University, where the discourse can range from structured papers to loose discussions in the quad, we will explore video games through academic disciplines including political science, history, cultural studies, and computer science, with a focus on analytical arguments that will attempt to advance overarching discussions in gaming communities. That all said, however, we will not lose focus on what’s driven millions of us into the hobby – games, simply put, are fun.



SCHOLARLY GAMERS ONLINE
Our community grows with each day, but there are some solid ways to see what Scholarly Gamers is up to as a collective:

Twitter: Our hashtag, #ScholarlyGamers will direct you to the content that our contributors and streamers are up to

Facebook: Like our Facebook Page for a slower-paced access to the community

Twitch: Tune in to our streamers through the Twitch Community page

Mixer: Tune in to more on our Mixer Stream Team, where we hope to focus even more energy soon

Discord: We’ve recently opened up our Discord Server to the public; stop on by and chat with the staff

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