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Researcher examines why modders reshape historical puzzle games

Original: And in our second paper for this session we have Andrew Griffiths talking about the puzzling question of why people use

At the Middle Ages in Modern Games conference session, researcher Andrew Griffiths presented a paper exploring why players use mods rather than building games from scratch when working on historical and pseudo-historical puzzle building. The work asks what draws game modders to existing titles when creating historically themed experiences, a question touching on creativity, community tools and accessibility in game development.

Why now: The paper was presented at a games and medieval studies conference, drawing attention from attendees and the academic gaming community.

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• And in our second paper for this session we have Andrew Griffiths talking about the puzzling question of why people use mods rather than building games when exploring historical and pseudo-historical puzzle building. Check that out here: https:// middleagesinmoderngames.net/ma… · MAMG@zirk.us · 1

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