I will analyze Among Us from a game designer’s perspective, and try to account for why it’s so successful, and simply, why it’s a joy to play.
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Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) A digital work of art by Beeple sold last week for 69.3 million USD, in an auction by Christie’s. Let’s find out more about what’s going on, and how it’s related to this image of digital kittens. Some of whom are almost 4 years old now, by…
Comments closed08-03 1230am Phase 1 The days laying in your room, scared to leave and pick up groceries from the Shengers across, dodging glances on the train, when you’ll bite a stranger who coughs in your general direction. Relative measures; dye your hair from blonde to black. Step out of home…
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I conduct an inquiry into this peculiar subset of RTS games: Cat and Mouse games, case studies, why the genre works, and variations.
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Over the weekend, I hacked at HacknRoll 2020. We built smart glasses that use computer vision to assist the visually impaired with perceiving emotions, and won Top 8 out of over 120 teams for our solution.
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I would like to invite you, the reader, to consider games as a way of understanding and appreciating the concept of lightness and weight of our lives.
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Towards adoption of blockchain in enterprise and the importance of education.
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It’s either an indicator of superb recommendations or undiscerning taste that I have enjoyed close to all the books I’ve ever got a chance to read. I haven’t spilled my thoughts onto the page for a while, so here’s to getting back into the habit of writing. My time in…
Comments closed12.28pm 31/03/19 “When the cold rains kept on and killed the spring, it was as though a young person had died for no reason.” – Ernest Hemingway Do you remember when you were Lost as the itching and tousling of hair in spring? The sun tie dyed the landscape, but…
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