Throwing Down Money: The Complexity of Buying Games
Buying games should be simple, except it’s not. They’re using your own psychology against you. No they’re not. Yes they are…
Category: Games and Psychology
Games, Assassin’s Creed, and Learning
Assassin’s Creed Origins tried to bridge the gap between education and entertainment, but can games educate without being edutainment?
Taking a Breath: The Importance of Distance
What Solid Snake and Leliana can teach us about taking breaks
Diagnosing Senua
Diagnosing Senua from Hellblade: insightful or futile?
A Case Study of Amiibo Addiction
The sad tale of amiibo addiction…
Adventuring for Adventure’s Sake: A Reason to Game
Are games fun with a purpose? Or are they simply fun for fun’s sake?
Turning Off: Video Games, Screen Time, and Children
What if I told you that screen time was the enemy? What if I told you it was also an ally?
