"Games and Culture" serves as an international academic journal that not only provides a platform for showcasing innovative theoretical and empirical research in the field of game studies but also reflects the depth and breadth of interactive media and cultural research, highlighting its diversity and complexity. The journal encourages interdisciplinary research methods, fostering communication and collaboration among scholars from various academic backgrounds. It emphasizes how games, as a cultural phenomenon, can influence and shape social structures, political dynamics, and economic patterns within the context of globalization.

Furthermore, the journal focuses on the impact of game design, player interaction, and the development of gaming technology on individual and group identity, exploring how games serve as an artistic form and cultural expression that reflect and challenge existing social norms and values. By publishing forward-looking research, the journal aims to promote a deeper understanding of the role and impact of games in contemporary society, providing theoretical support and empirical evidence for policy-making, educational practices, and the development of the gaming industry.