Abstracts of 200-500 words are welcomed on the theme of tabletop roleplaying games (TTRPGs) and the utopian.

This virtual symposium invites academic explorations of the role of apocalypse and utopia in video games, welcoming discussions of a wide-range of approaches to ultimacy and cosmic destiny in video games.

Moving into a new decade, this symposium aims to consider the variety of forms in which games impact on both culture and society, and the diverse narratives which they create, develop and propagate.

The Video Game Art Reader (VGAR) is currently accepting submissions from practitioners, researchers, and educators for its fourth issue. The theme for this Issue is Overclocking.

The 2020 Playful Learning conference will take place at the University of Leicester in July, and the conference committee are currently calling for papers and sessions on the theme of learning and play for adults.

Proposals are invited for the next Board Game Studies Colloquium, which takes place in Paris, May 12-15, 2020.

The book series Cultures of Play, 1300-1700, published by Amsterdam University Press, welcomes scholarly monographs and edited volumes in English by both established and early-career researchers.

In Media Res is looking for curators that are examining the topic of Tabletop Gaming. Curators can approach these related movements through a variety of lenses and methods.