Recently, I came across a fascinating website called noclip.website. It’s a collection of game levels from various games, and you can explore them in a “noclip” mode. It’s a great way to appreciate...

I’m happy to announce that our proposal for the Connected Learning Summit 2023 was accepted. My friend Bobby Lockhart and I will present a showcase on the topic “The Power of Multiplayer Learning :...

My current “session” game is WildRift. I like this fast-paced MOBA that I can play on my iPad and only need a short time to finish a match. 20-30 minutes is my ideal game time for a session. Looks ...

Competition is a common tool in video games and esports and is often seen as a potential motivator in education. However, competition in the classroom is a double-edged sword. On one side, leaderb...

Recently I’ve discovered a delightful and engaging world of #RoomsXYZ, a platform that lets you create games and interactive experiences right from your browser, and I’m truly impressed. It’s a ble...

Usually I don’t play just one game at time. I have “active” game (playing it right now), “service” game (playing it from time to time by short sessions as Fortnite, WildRift, Diablo) and “puzzle” g...

About 10 years ago, I started working in #GameDev, specifically Educational Game Development. However, before that pivot, I had worked as a Software and Telecommunication Engineer for 10 years. Thi...

“It’s the Matrix, but for locusts.” – the video title that Youtube suggested to me today, and as it was from one of my subscriptions, I could not resist watching it. The title is not clickbait, and...

In a previous post, I mentioned the importance of lore in games and discussed how the ‘Mageseeker’ game is a testament to this. This time, I want to talk about ‘Convergence’ – another game in the L...

There are a few things that I absolutely love: Game Design, books, and puzzles. The latest Humble Bundle is a combo of all three! It’s packed with ebooks to level up your board game and puzzle desi...