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Vote Now For Chapter, Industry, and Diversity Officer
You are invited to vote in the DiGRA – DiGRA 2025 Elections-Chapter, Diversity & Industry.
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New DiGRA Chapter: Central Asia
DiGRA Central Asia, launched by GameLab KBTU, brings together game studies scholars and practitioners across Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and beyond. Meet the team at DiGRA 2025, where they’ll present The Train Parable, a gamified workshop on player agency and identity.
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Historical Games Network Call for Contributions: Gender
The Historical Games Network has launched a call for contributions on the theme of gender and historical games. You can find the full call at https://www.historicalgames.net/call-for-contributions-gender/.
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DiGRA 2025 Workshop Information
This is a collection of workshops hosted at DiGRA 2025 in Malta currently accepting participant applications. This post will be updated as more calls are announced.
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Extension- DiGRA Elections
The self-nomination period for elections is extended!
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DiGRA Ireland inaugural conference
Calling all game researchers and game related developers – we are happy to announce the first inaugural Digital Games Research Association (DIGRA) Ireland conference, to be held in TU Dublin on April 17th 2025.
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DiGRA Elections
Self-nomination will open shortly for 4 unfulfilled positions on the DiGRA executive board.
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CfP: CEEGS 2025
CEEGS 2025 in Wrocław Central and Eastern European Game Studies (CEEGS) conference is a gathering of game scholars organised annually by DiGRA Central and Eastern Europe, but its thematic scope is not limited to regional topics, and it welcomes participants from anywhere in the world. This year’s conference will take place in Wrocław in Poland,…
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Executive Board Fireside Chat
Members from the DiGRA board will be hosting an hour long ‘fireside chat’ via Zoom on Thursday, March 13th at 9 MST/ 11 EST/ 15 GMT / Friday, March 14th at 24 JST/ 2 AEDT.
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CfP: History of Games 2025
This year’s history of games, organized by Jagiellonian University and SWPS University in Kraków, aims to bring you back the memory lane to the 1990-ties, the decade that made contemporary game culture.