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A Young Gamer’s Search for Bible-Based Games

In a world dominated by secular gaming, 12-year-old Nazar Balaklytskyi embarks on a quest to find faith-based video games that reflect his Christian values. His search reveals a lack of immersive, high-quality Christian games, with most offerings being simplistic mobile apps or quizzes. With insights from his father, Nazar explores the cultural and technological gaps in faith-driven...

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Gaming As A Learning Tool: Exploring The Intersection Of Gaming And Education  

From gamification strategies to serious games explicitly designed for learning purposes, integrating gaming into education can enhance cognitive skills, foster creativity, and develop problem-solving abilities. One of the most significant benefits of incorporating gaming into education is its ability to enhance cognitive skills such as memory, attention, and problem-solving.

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Game changer

Across Australia, tens of thousands of parents are experiencing the same frustrations when trying to regulate their teenage children's screen time, according to Macquarie University psychologist associate professor Dr Wayne Warburton, who specialises in problem gaming.

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What Will Make You Succeed More in Your Gaming?

There are all sorts of things you can do to achieve success in your gaming. The most important factor is undoubtedly practice. If you devote time to honing your skills, you'll give yourself a much better chance of coming out on top. But there are other things you can do to improve your chances as well. In this blog post, we'll look at a few of them.

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How do I deal with metagaming? Tabletop tips from an anxious GM

An author writing a novel knows what's going to happen to the characters, but that doesn't change how they write about them - maybe some foreshadowing, but they can't avoid their fate. In this week's column of Tabletop tips from an anxious GM, I'll be answering "How do I deal with metagaming?" in response to my previous tips piece that talked about consent and asking permission to take negative actions.

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Turning online games into teaching tool

A recent announcement by the National Press and Publication Administration in China restricts the playing of video games to a maximum of one hour a day between 8pm and 9pm on weekends and holidays. A previous report comparing video games to "Spiritual opium" for China's youth in their rationale for seeking restrictions on them faced little pushback from parents.

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Gaming Tips for Beginners Looking to Have More Fun

There are so many ideas that you should be looking to make the most of when you are trying to ensure success and fun as a beginner. Try to come up with some of the best ways of enjoying the gaming process as much as possible. One of the best ways of being able to achieve this is to think about beginner tips for gaming that you can utilize right now.

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