Ansiedades sociales y odio racial en videojuegos de terror. The Sinking City y la problematización del mundo ficcional lovecraftiano

Melissa  Cammilleri

doi:10.18682/cdc.vi234.11459

Melissa Cammilleri

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Résumé

A partir de la teoría de los mundos ficcionales y la noción de transmedialidad, nos interesa analizar The Sinking City (2019)

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