When “Darkest Dungeon” first graced the gaming scene, it carved out a unique niche, championing the idea that “no punishment is reward.” The flow of character deaths, the barrage of debuffs, and su...

Recently, our Game Club delved into the world of “Viewfinder”, and as first-person puzzler (with “Portal” and “Talos” are the best) fan, I was eager to dive in. The standout feature of “Viewfinder”...

So my last weekend game is … surprise, surprise… Baldur Gates 3, and before you stop reading this post as “one more review, omg”, this post is not about BG3. Instead, it’s about a peculiar déjà vu ...

Growing up, many of us have been captivated by iconic games that have left a strong mark on our memories. For me, titles like HoM&M (2 and 3 are the best), Dune, Mario, Sonic, C&C, and many...

This past weekend, I delved deep into ‘Crime O’Clock.’ I first tasted this intriguing game about a year ago during “The Very Big Indie Pitch.” In a rapid 10-minute presentation from the developers,...

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...