Gaming IRL
When the virtual world becomes a reality. Gaming, in real life.
Why is India's gaming industry booming?
India's booming gaming industry is worth $930 million and is the world's largest. India is the world's second-largest internet consumer, with over 560 million subscribers.
Deccan Gamer YTPublished 3 years ago in Gamers
The Sims: My Journey
In 1991, a fire raged across Oakland, California, destroying many homes in its path, and one such home belonged to a computer game developer named Will Wright. While constructing and decorating his new house, Wright was inspired to make a dollhouse simulator where a group of simulated people, named Sims, would walk through and evaluate the players' build. Eventually, the Sims themselves became the focus of the game and the eponymous series would go on to become a multi-billion dollar franchise over the course of many generations. In particular, the series may have very well changed my own life as it is.
N.J. FolsomPublished 3 years ago in GamersHow will Chess improve your analytical skills
In our day-to-day life, we go through different challenges and tasks that we must overcome to get a certain form of success. Everyday tasks at home or in your profession require self-betterment every day. Self-betterment means understanding the parts of yourself that are lacking. A way of doing a specific thing might be a great chance you can bring to your day-to-day life and problem-solving. Life is a puzzle of many different levels and to solve these puzzles we must try again with a different angle.
South Mumbai Chess AcademyPublished 3 years ago in Gamers5 Reasons to Love a Gamer
Whether they admit it or not, most people love video games. I know the subject is controversial, but hear me out. They allow us to escape from our reality. Sometimes it just becomes too much, you know? Stress, bills, jobs, quarantine, relationships, and social media flood our minds with constant anxiety and negativity. But video games make all of that float away on fluffy clouds of cotton candy. And you know what’s better than playing video games? Finding someone to play with! Falling in love with someone that has the same interests as you is rare and wonderful, so it’s important to embrace it.
Angela DerschaPublished 3 years ago in GamersTop Story - April 2021
Yes, at 44, I Play Minecraft
Almost a decade ago, my daughters roped me into playing Minecraft with them on the Xbox 360. Because I'm one of those parents who is easily talked into playing games and what-not, it didn't take much convincing.
Michael BrockbankPublished 3 years ago in Gamers
Benefits Of Table Tennis In Society
Table tennis is a sport that is accessible to everyone, trains concentration, reflexes and agility and offers numerous advantages. In a club, at school & college, at work or at home - there are good reasons to play table tennis at any age.
Sagar ChedePublished 3 years ago in Gamers
How I Made a Gender Reveal Video Game in Two Weeks!
Hey there, how’s it going guys? It’s your boy, or rather ‘It’s a boy’, Sperdunky /Hayden Howard of Sperdunky Media My wife and I
Dear Dungeon Masters, No Your Party Didn't Ruin Your Campaign
Hi, I’m C.E. Tidswell and I have a confession to make. When I first started running a dungeons and dragons group as a dungeon master I was a terrible rail roader. Well, I tried to be. Although I did manage to force my party to the ‘correct’ locations, I did ultimately lose control over them, but that is a different story.
C.E. TidswellPublished 3 years ago in Gamers
Pandemic Horror Gaming
How is anyone expected to have fun when they're isolated?! Me, personally? I like gaming, so I turned to that as a source of amusement, and utilized the game pass on our XBox One to see if there were any hidden gems. We (my partner and I) talked about each game that had an appealing concept and debated over whether I would like this one or that one, until I came across a game well-known as a movie title that made me pause and say, "Oooh, what about this one?"
Dani BananiPublished 3 years ago in Gamers
The 5 Eye-Rolling Rogues You Meet in Your Gaming Career
If you roll dice long enough you're going to come across examples of every character class that end up being huge red flags for any game night. And while the first installment in this series was The 5 Awful Paladins You Will Meet in Your Gaming Career, I thought it was time to address the aggravating archetypes of another class.
Neal LitherlandPublished 3 years ago in Gamers
What Forge Of Empires Can Teach You About Life
Don't spread yourself thin In Forge Of Empires, you should decide sooner or later whether you want to be a warlord, a businessman, or a builder in the first place.
René JungePublished 3 years ago in Gamers
To role-play or not to role-play: that is the question
Role playing is a widespread practise among the world of gaming (and not only within the video games industry), whose goal is to enhance and improve the bond between the player and the character who is being impersonated. Table top RPG games appeared for the first time on the market in 1974 with Dungeons & Dragons and have become quite popular nowadays, with examples such as the above mentioned D&D, World of Darkness, 7th Sea or Star Trek Adventures, to start with. When the whole concept of gaming went through its digital evolution, we can all imagine the possibilities that this implied: the chance to actually see a character and the world around it did nothing more than amplify the whole connection between player/playable character. With the never ending evolution of video gaming and the whole innovation of the story telling in games narrated through the eyes of a character (both in first person and third), this kind of connection grew stronger and stronger, and the chances to play games that allow the player to actually choose the actions of a character are several. Games such as Detroit: Become Human, Until Dawn, The Witcher Saga, Cyberpunk 2077 or The Elder Scrolls Series give the player the freedom to determine the actions they take (some more than others), actions that in most cases have a strong impact on the story itself.
Marco ZampilliPublished 3 years ago in Gamers
