Games and Psychology

Git Gud, Git Creative (Part 2 of 6)

Let’s git creative! Part 2 of a self-improvement gaming journey.

Sep 18, 2019

Game Advocacy, Games and Psychology, Let’s Talk About…, Metacognition

blog, Deus Ex, extrinsic reward, games, games help creativity, get good, git gud, how to be creative, intrinsic reward, learn to be creative, learning from mistakes, mini series, problem solving, self help, self improvement, toolbox of gaming prowess, Two Worlds 2, Two Worlds II, video games, Year of the RPG
Git Gud, Git Smart (Part 1 of 6)

Git Gud at games, so you can git gud at life! Part 1 of a self-improvement gaming journey.

Sep 4, 2019

Game Advocacy, Games and Psychology, Let’s Talk About…, Metacognition

be more patient, blog, failure, games, get good, git gud, how to get better at games, how to improve at games, knowledge, learning, miniseries, patience, practice, self help, self improvement, self-awareness, video game guides, video games
You Have Earned a Trophy: Not Being a Jerk About It

In-game trophies and your self-worth… perfect together?

Aug 14, 2019

Game Advocacy, Games and Psychology

achievements, community, do game achievements matter, do people think trophies are meaningful, gamer score, games, games and society, how trophies determine social hierarchy, in game, playstation, social currency, social hierarchy, trophies, video games, why do people brag about trophies, xbox
When Nostalgia Goes Bad

Nostalgia can be fun, but can nostalgic thinking ruin a community?

Jul 10, 2019

Games and Psychology

games, gaming community, good old days, historical nostalgia, Kotaku, media, NES, nostalgia, nostalgia and gaming, opinion, retro, retro gaming, Sega, SNES, video games, when is nostalgia bad
Games “Back Then”: The Benefits of Nostalgic Thinking

Nostalgia and games. Made for each other…?

Jun 12, 2019

Games and Psychology, storytelling

bias, Dragon Age, entertainment, games, health benefits, is nostalgia healthy, is nostalgia unhealthy, Mass Effect, memories, memory encoding, Nintendo, nostalgia, nostalgia and games, nostalgia causes, origin of nostalgia, patrons, playstation, psychology, video games, what causes nostalgia, xbox
Time, Tim, and Manipulation: Time Travel in Games (part 3 of 3)

Time travel is sort of Braid’s thing. But how well does Tim do time?

Feb 20, 2019

Games and Psychology, storytelling

analysis, Braid, Braid levels, games, Hothead Games, indie, Johnathan Blow, Number None, platformer, TIM, time manipulation, time travel, video game
How to Fall In Love With a Video Game: 4 Simple Tips

What keeps your gaming relationship fresh?

Feb 13, 2019

AmbiGaming Corner, Games and Psychology

2019, adventure, Andromeda, falling in love with video games, games, how to, hype, Journey, love, love games, Mass Effect, relationship, RPG, tips and tricks, until dawn, Valentine’s Day, video games, Witcher3
Bend It Like Link: Time Traveling in Games (Part 2 of probably 3)

Part 2 on our time-travel analysis quest through time and space with no time to lose and….

Feb 6, 2019

Games and Psychology

Braid, deep thoughts, games, Harry Potter, how do games use time travel, in video games, is time travel accurate in video games, Legend of Zelda, meeting past selves, metaphysical, multiverse, Oxenfree, Prince of Persia, quantum physics, time travel, time travel mechanics, video games

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