Art of Gaming explores the world of video games which has become an art form in its own right.

The promise of quick money is drawing more and more people into the online gambling world, yet EU lawmakers and regulators have done little to intervene.

ARTE meets the Olympians who are dreaming of gold, in exile.

Video game photographer Martin Geisler shows us that photography within gameplay has become as art form.

Playing a platform game like Super Mario means that you have to be OK with the fact that you'll watch your avatar die on a regular basis

Melek and Dennis Niewerth dive in and explore worlds of water in video games.

Why do people play sports video games instead of going outside and playing real sports?

What happens when the game is text and text is the game? 

Melek visits tries out the latest in VR gaming technology at Illusion Walk in Berlin.

What happens when cinema meets video games? Trinity investigates with scriptwriter Jean-Luc Cano. 

How are dreams represented in video games?

Open world games offer an immense territory for players to explore. But is this just an illusion of liberty?

Melek Balgün and games designer Anjin Anhut focus on combat games.

Trinity along with gaming blogger Diraen explore video games made by different cultures.

Doors in can be scary in games such as ‘Resident Evil’’. What lies behind these portals?

Always amassing things whether it is gold coins, apples or weapons.... Are all video games capitalist?

Gaming isn't all fun and games; there's an ideology and a world view behind each game

Melek Balgün looks at minimalist games Duet, Hook, Necrosphere and Limbo with researcher Sebastian Standke.

Melek and her guest play ‘Red Dead Redemption’, ‘Firewatch’ and ‘Flame and Flood’ and discuss how nature is represented.

The first person perspective allows the player to truly embody the character and immerse themselves in the game.