A quantitative study of historical videogames (1981-2015) / Yannick Rochat -- "The British Empire would gain new strength from nursery floors" : depictions of travel and place in nineteenth-century British board games / Holly Nielsen -- Designing and using digital games as historical learning contexts for primary school classrooms / Juan Hiriart -- Grand theft longboat : using videogames and medievalism to teach medieval history / Katherine J. Lewis -- The great history conundrum : could immersive games enhance an undergraduate "skills" course? / Alex Moseley -- Play as a technique for history in higher education / Pat Cullum -- The heritage game / Luke Holmes -- Respawning the past / Robert Whitaker -- Playing against the past? : representing the play element of historical cultures in videogames / Adam Chapman -- Fantasies of control : modding for ethnic violence and Nazi fetishism in historical strategy games / Andrew J. Salvati -- Charlemagne at the Battle of Gettysburg : video games and the Middle Ages / Andrew B.R. Elliott -- History, fandom, and online game communities / Nick Webber and E. Charlotte Stevens -- Ye olde FAQ : the Darklands game, immersiveness and fan fiction / Alexander von Lünen -- Arnold Hendrick on Darklands / Matt Barton and Arnold J. Hendrick -- Shooting for accuracy : historicity and video gaming / Lisa Traynor and Jonathan Ferguson -- Modern warfare : Call of duty, Battlefield, and the World Wars / Chris Kempshall -- "Man Spielt Nicht Mit Hakenkreuzen!' : imaginations of the Holocaust and crimes against humanity during World War II in digital games / Eugen Pfister.