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Here is a short clip from our latest cartoon. Visit DangerAware.org to see the full episode, other episodes, play games, read comics and more! https://DangerAware.org

In an imagined graduation speech, Jenny Slate shares a secret, wonderful way to live your life: “I suppose if there were something valuable that I could leave you with, it would be to say that you can play tiny invisible games inside of your plainest tasks, and that this will change the truth of how you are in your world.” Read it in full: https://lnkd.in/gqnpc7Fz

Love fictional archives, especially in movies and video games. They can be so hilarious and, occasionally, insightful. This one is the Armistice Archives in STARFIELD. Enjoy this 90-sec game-play visit to the repository.?(Compliments of Bobbie Fox, a colleague and a game connoisseur.) The access provision is curious (certainly not typical): a user is granted access to the storage but only to a pre-authorized section. It’s like the secure-box-in-a-vault arrangement (Gringotts Wizarding Bank or the Da Vinci Code’s vault). The records are technology secrets that require multi-party authorizations.?

?? New Work in Progress video is already on our YouTube channel! Have you ever wondered behind the scenes of creating the music for your favorite games? ?? Then follow the link below and enjoy the atmosphere of the work we have done. https://lnkd.in/dcAABhAU

C’mon, enough with the comic book movies. Enough with the movies about Mattel toys, 20th century dolls, 20th century basketball shoes, and 20th century board games. Let’s see some movies about the world we are all living in during the 21st century. Stop sucking up all the budget and calendar space for unimportant, vapid entertainment on screen. Movies are important, not the equivalent of watchable cotton candy. JTB 4-30–24

Learn how to use games to help students better understand the theories of Comparative Politics. Games taught include The Prisoner’s Dilemma – iterated, The Box, the 1941 Game, The Identity Exercise, & more. Register here: https://lnkd.in/dB_SaRfe

I'm at 39k words and have only one more article about specific games, and it's a doozy: The other ESC Game Theater games, like Bee Racing, Fruit Tattoo, and Feudal Football. Then, I need to write up the instructions on how to run all of the games I've included in the book (where possible), which is relatively easy as I have these already documented. The last bit will be the two introductory chapters, one about Karl Rohnke (mainly written) and one about why I make games. And that's it! When I'm done, I'll be hovering around 60k or so. The hardest part has been finding pictures of all of the work, as I'm usually too busy facilitating to photograph. The finish line is in sight... just in time, right drew davidson & Brad King?

Swift question: What kind of tone do you enjoy having in your games? Meaning anything from audiovisuals and atmosphere to how it tackles its subject matter. Personally, I like it when the titles I play are whimsical in the wicked sense of the word and oozing dark humor through the juxtaposition of cheery aesthetics and serious topics.

With the start of the new year, we are prioritizing more time with family and friends, often over movies or board games. We have our own favorite of the two, but we’d love to hear yours — which do you prefer: movie night or board game night? Share your vote by dropping either a “??” or a “??” in the comments below!

With the start of the new year, we are prioritizing more time with family and friends, often over movies or board games. We have our own favorite of the two, but we’d love to hear yours — which do you prefer: movie night or board game night? Share your vote by dropping either a “??” or a “??” in the comments below!