Titlebook: Rules of the Father in The Last of Us; Masculinity Among th J. Jesse Ramirez Book 2022 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer N

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Lakeside Resort: Reversale reverses Joel’s and Ellie’s roles, the chapter argues that Ellie is primarily a weaker version of Joel whose main task is to eliminate David, a false father figure. Instead of reversing roles, the level mainly allows Ellie to participate in Joel’s hegemonic masculinity.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-89604-1The Last of Us; Masculinity in videogames; Patriarchy in videogames; Feminism in videogames; Games studi

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The Outskirts: Fridging TessThis chapter plays through the level “The Outskirts” and focuses on the role of Tess. It argues that Tess’s primary function in the game is to attach Joel to Ellie despite Joel’s hostility to her. Once she completes this function, Tess disappears from the game and serves as an example of the Women in Refrigerators trope.

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J. Jesse RamirezExplores whether The Last of Us creates a feminist experience for the mass audiences of violent AAA videogames.Combine the popular playthrough format and academic videogame studies

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Book 2022n algorithmic rule and vice-versa? These questions are at the heart of this book, the first comprehensive scholarly analysis of the zombie apocalypse/ action-adventure/?third-person shooter videogame .The Last of Us. (2013).?On the one hand, the book is a close, extended?study of .The Last of Us. an