Games and Psychology
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Games of Our Lives
Like the piles of discs on our backlog, these are games of our lives…
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Completely WAU’d: A Case for Life in the Matrix
Does SOMA get us closer to understanding the meaning of life?
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Intimacy Issues: Game Lovin’
We have some (gaming) intimacy issues…
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You 2.0: The Interesting Case of SOMA
Surviving another horror game, and the ensuing existential crisis…
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Blood Magic and You: A Dilemma
Using magic to hurt people is always bad, isn’t it?
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So Obsessed: The Line Between “Fan” and “Fixated”
A peek into the mind of a gamer, and how to know when you’ve become obsessed…
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Dragon Age, Trophy Hunting, and Expanding Your Mind
I’ve got it in my sights, I’ve got it in my brain…
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The Interesting Case of Dragon Age: Origins, or Multisensory Experiences and Memory
Memory encoding and Dragon Age: Origins – perfect together.
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