Ludotheory

Ludotheory is a framework for understanding games and play as distinct forms of human experience and knowledge. It emphasizes the importance of play in culture and cognition, exploring how games shape our understanding of rules, competition, and interaction. Ludotheory considers how different types of games—like board games, sports, and video games—reflect social values and can influence behavior. By studying games, ludotheory helps us appreciate their role not just as entertainment, but also as tools for learning, communication, and community building. This approach broadens our understanding of the significance of play in human life.