“…Within game studies, sexuality and play have been mainly discussed in the context of games featuring sexual content (in terms of representations, tasks, goals and plotlines connected to, or making use of sexuality), in terms of in-game sexual dynamics, variations of sexual play and play with sexuality in game environments, as well as the economies of desire, forms of intimacy, bodily intensity and unruly gender performativity that all these afford. (See Brown, 2015;Osborne, 2012;Ruberg, 2010;Sunde´n, 2009;Sunde´n and Sveningsson, 2012;Wysocki and Lauretia, 2015; for an extensive and systematic discussion of game studies literature on sexuality, see Harviainen et al, 2016. ) Susanna Paasonen is Professor of Media Studies at the University of Turku, Finland.…”