Workshop | Reading Games Well: How Players Evoke Personal and Subjective Meanings @GamesForChange
Workshop | Reading Games Well: How Players Evoke Personal and Subjective Meanings  @GamesForChange
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This workshop introduced ideas from the new book, “The Well-Read Game: On Playing Thoughtfully,” which is about the aesthetic experiences we have when we play games. Authors Matthew Farber and Tracy Fullerton guided participants through example readings, demonstrating how personal player responses can be utilized in classrooms, reading groups, or co-play to enhance our understanding of games.

Speakers:
- Tracy Fullerton
- Matt Farber
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Workshop | Reading Games Well: How Players Evoke Personal and Subjective Meanings

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