Definition of ludology in English:

ludology

noun luːˈdɒlədʒilo͞oˈdäləjē

mass noun

The study of games and gaming, especially video games.
ludology, like the games it studies, is not about story and discourse at all but about actions and events
Example sentencesExamples
- I see ludology as a tool, not an ideal.
- In his dissertation he focuses on the effects of videogame play, attempting to incorporate the insights provided by ludology within the frameworks used by sociological and psychological researchers.
- In video game circles, the big debate these days is about whether video games are driven by narrative or by play-style - narrativology vs. ludology.
- I like how ludology can be applied to other areas of human behavior to make them more entertaining.
- Ludology isn't helpful because it overemphasises just one aspect of videogames.
- As story and game-play fold together, ludology can be seen as providing a set of comprehensible rules for dramatic interplay based on user choices.
- For all of you interested in ludology, try to get hold of "Power Up - How Japanese Video Games Gave the World an Extra Life".
- The field of ludology has become more of a focus for media theorists recently.
- She currently resides in Chicago as a junior in college, studying ludology.
- The timeline begins in 4000 B.C. and goes up to 1999 - and includes a zillion swooping arrows showing how ludology developed.

Derivatives

ludologist

noun

Ludologists and the extremely anal-retentive will be relieved to find that errors in the 1987 diagrams have been corrected.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is an ongoing battle between two videogame factions: the ludologists, who believe that game mechanics are everything, and the narratologists, who argue for the importance of story.
- Ludologists allegedly argue that games should be understood from the standpoint of "play" and narratologists allegedly argue that games should be studied for their narrative content.
- The ludologists see this technique as anathematic to the gameplay experience; narratologists say it adds depth and direction.
- It also makes me wonder whether the hardcore 'ludologists' who believe video games aren't or shouldn't be a storytelling medium at all, might be on to something.

Origin

1960s: from Latin ludere ‘to play’ + -logy.

Definition of ludology in US English:

ludology

nounlo͞oˈdäləjē

The study of games and gaming, especially video games.
ludology, like the games it studies, is not about story and discourse at all but about actions and events
Example sentencesExamples
- I like how ludology can be applied to other areas of human behavior to make them more entertaining.
- In his dissertation he focuses on the effects of videogame play, attempting to incorporate the insights provided by ludology within the frameworks used by sociological and psychological researchers.
- Ludology isn't helpful because it overemphasises just one aspect of videogames.
- I see ludology as a tool, not an ideal.
- In video game circles, the big debate these days is about whether video games are driven by narrative or by play-style - narrativology vs. ludology.
- She currently resides in Chicago as a junior in college, studying ludology.
- The field of ludology has become more of a focus for media theorists recently.
- For all of you interested in ludology, try to get hold of "Power Up - How Japanese Video Games Gave the World an Extra Life".
- As story and game-play fold together, ludology can be seen as providing a set of comprehensible rules for dramatic interplay based on user choices.
- The timeline begins in 4000 B.C. and goes up to 1999 - and includes a zillion swooping arrows showing how ludology developed.

Origin

1960s: from Latin ludere ‘to play’ + -logy.

单词	ludology
释义	Definition of ludology in English: ludology noun luːˈdɒlədʒilo͞oˈdäləjē mass noun The study of games and gaming, especially video games. ludology, like the games it studies, is not about story and discourse at all but about actions and events Example sentencesExamples I see ludology as a tool, not an ideal. In his dissertation he focuses on the effects of videogame play, attempting to incorporate the insights provided by ludology within the frameworks used by sociological and psychological researchers. In video game circles, the big debate these days is about whether video games are driven by narrative or by play-style - narrativology vs. ludology. I like how ludology can be applied to other areas of human behavior to make them more entertaining. Ludology isn't helpful because it overemphasises just one aspect of videogames. As story and game-play fold together, ludology can be seen as providing a set of comprehensible rules for dramatic interplay based on user choices. For all of you interested in ludology, try to get hold of "Power Up - How Japanese Video Games Gave the World an Extra Life". The field of ludology has become more of a focus for media theorists recently. She currently resides in Chicago as a junior in college, studying ludology. The timeline begins in 4000 B.C. and goes up to 1999 - and includes a zillion swooping arrows showing how ludology developed. Derivatives ludologist noun Ludologists and the extremely anal-retentive will be relieved to find that errors in the 1987 diagrams have been corrected. Example sentencesExamples There is an ongoing battle between two videogame factions: the ludologists, who believe that game mechanics are everything, and the narratologists, who argue for the importance of story. Ludologists allegedly argue that games should be understood from the standpoint of "play" and narratologists allegedly argue that games should be studied for their narrative content. The ludologists see this technique as anathematic to the gameplay experience; narratologists say it adds depth and direction. It also makes me wonder whether the hardcore 'ludologists' who believe video games aren't or shouldn't be a storytelling medium at all, might be on to something. Origin 1960s: from Latin ludere ‘to play’ + -logy. Definition of ludology in US English: ludology nounlo͞oˈdäləjē The study of games and gaming, especially video games. ludology, like the games it studies, is not about story and discourse at all but about actions and events Example sentencesExamples I like how ludology can be applied to other areas of human behavior to make them more entertaining. In his dissertation he focuses on the effects of videogame play, attempting to incorporate the insights provided by ludology within the frameworks used by sociological and psychological researchers. Ludology isn't helpful because it overemphasises just one aspect of videogames. I see ludology as a tool, not an ideal. In video game circles, the big debate these days is about whether video games are driven by narrative or by play-style - narrativology vs. ludology. She currently resides in Chicago as a junior in college, studying ludology. The field of ludology has become more of a focus for media theorists recently. For all of you interested in ludology, try to get hold of "Power Up - How Japanese Video Games Gave the World an Extra Life". As story and game-play fold together, ludology can be seen as providing a set of comprehensible rules for dramatic interplay based on user choices. The timeline begins in 4000 B.C. and goes up to 1999 - and includes a zillion swooping arrows showing how ludology developed. Origin 1960s: from Latin ludere ‘to play’ + -logy.
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