Digiplay Initiative

Juul, Jesper, & Marleigh Norton (2009).  Easy to use and incredibly difficult: on the mythical border between interface and gameplay. Foundations of Digital Games. 107-112 . Abstract

Juul, Jesper (2009).  Fear of Failing? The Many Meanings of Difficulty in Games. (Perron B., World M.J P., Ed.).The Video Game Theory Reader 2. 237-252. Abstract

Juul, Jesper (2008).  The Magic Circle and the Puzzle Piece. Philosophy of Computer Games.

Juul, Jesper (2007).  A Certain Level of Abstraction. (Baba A., Ed.).DiGRA 2007. 510-515. Abstract

Juul, Jesper (2007).  Swap Adjacent Gems to Make Sets of Three: A History of Matching Tile Games. Artifact. Abstract

Juul, Jesper (2007).  Without a Goal: On Open and Expressive Games. (Krzywinska T., Atkins B., Ed.).Videogame/Player/Text. Abstract

Juul, Jesper (2007).  Variation over Time: The Transformation of Space in Single-Screen Action Games. (Friedrich von Borries Steffen P. Walz U., Ed.).Space Time PLay.

Juul, Jesper (2005).  Half-Real: Video Games between Real Rules and Fictional Worlds.

Juul, Jesper (2005).  Games Telling Stories?. (Raessens J., Goldstein J., Ed.).Handbook of Computer Game Studies. 219-226.

Juul, Jesper (2005).  Half-Real: The Interplay between Game Rules and Game Fiction. DiGRA 2005 Conference: Changing Views--Worlds in Play.

Juul, Jesper (2004).  Introduction to Game Time / Time to play.. (Wardrip-Fruin N., Harrigan P., Ed.).First Person. 131-142. Abstract

Juul, Jesper (2003).  Just what is it that makes computer games so different, so appealing?. IGDA Ivory Tower Column.

Juul, Jesper (2002).  The Open and the Closed: Games of Emergence and Games of Progression. CGDC Conf..

Juul, Jesper (2000).  What Computer Games Can and Can't Do. Digital Arts and Culture.

Juul, Jesper (1998).  A Clash Between Game and Narrative. Ph.D,