Gold hunting on a Sunday afternoon
I’ve just spent a happy couple of hours walking in a park near my house. This is actually a very unusual Sunday activity for me as I usually get bored of walking within about 20 minutes. I do like walking,…
Exploring the importance of lifelong play
Exploring the importance of lifelong play
I’ve just spent a happy couple of hours walking in a park near my house. This is actually a very unusual Sunday activity for me as I usually get bored of walking within about 20 minutes. I do like walking,…
GlamStart is an excellent example of a simple game that is being used as part of student induction at the University of Glamorgan. The game allows players to take on the role of a virtual student, navigate through virtual versions…
This seems like a very apt title given that I’ve been unable to post for the past couple of weeks because of problems with my ISP – but that suddenly seems to be miraculuously fixed. Hurrah. I got an email…
Operation: sleeper cell launched this week and is a large-scale ARG, designed by volunteers, aiming to raise money for Cancer Research. Brilliant. There’s a detailed description over on ARGnet.
(Also known as the Emergent Game part 2.) Niki Pugh has just blogged about Call and Return, a multi-cultural mission-based urban game running from 19 September and currently recruiting players worldwide. She says “as well as negotiating their immediate surrounding,…
Thanks to Katie Piatt for twittering about this: a quiz to guess as many of the most common 100 words as you can in five minutes. I only got 56 but I beat Katie so I’m happy :o)