This week, it’s game on with Alicia McKenzie. Danièle and Alicia talk about the world’s love affair with medieval-themed video games, what some of the ups and downs are, and which games Alicia recommends for medieval fans staying at home.
Alicia McKenzie is an instructor at Wilfrid Laurier University and at Conestoga College. Her upcoming book is Recreating Worlds: Representations of Premodern History in Video Games. You can Alicia at Academia.edu or follow her on Twitter @merovingianist
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Some of the games they talked about in this episode are:
This week, it’s game on with Alicia McKenzie. Danièle and Alicia talk about the world’s love affair with medieval-themed video games, what some of the ups and downs are, and which games Alicia recommends for medieval fans staying at home.
Alicia McKenzie is an instructor at Wilfrid Laurier University and at Conestoga College. Her upcoming book is Recreating Worlds: Representations of Premodern History in Video Games. You can Alicia at Academia.edu or follow her on Twitter @merovingianist
Some of the games they talked about in this episode are:
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
King’s Quest
The Legend of Zelda
Kingdom Come: Deliverance
Assassin’s Creed
Dragon Age: Inquisition
The Witcher 3
A Plague Tale: Innocence
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