Game Research Map is an independent project that makes it easier to explore the people, institutions, and research shaping the field of games and HCI.

The map brings together publication and institutional data to help researchers, students, and the wider games community discover where games research is happening, who is contributing to it, and how the field is connected.

I am building and maintaining the project independently. If you find it useful, you can buy me a coffee to help cover hosting, data services, and the time required to keep the map updated and improve it.

Every contribution helps keep Game Research Map open and accessible to everyone.