GDevelop for Education: A Winner Vs. Godot, Unity?
After 20 years, a teacher finds a game engine that boosts student engagement by 50%. Learn how GDevelop for Education prepares students for real careers without the headaches.
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The author and the Player: deconstructing the two souls of game narrative
In the grand pantheon of digital entertainment, video game storytelling has finally come of age. We’ve moved far beyond the simple “save the princess” pretexts […]
Mobile Gaming – A New Way to Game
Mobile gaming is taking off – big time! Today we analyse its rise within the context of gaming history.
Sonic the Hedgehog – Adventure 1 & 2 That Take You Down Memory Lane
With 70 games and appearances in comic books, TV series, and a live-action film already produced, Sonic the Hedgehog has had an eventful career since […]
“I Was A Star Trek Extra”
This poem was originally submitted to us back in 1997 for our paper fanzine The Final Frontier. I was a Star Trek extra Stand here! […]
Essential Skills required for Mastering Online Casino Gameplay
Online casinos have become increasingly popular with the times shifting. Because of technological advances and the widespread adoption of smartphones and other technologies, you can […]
Fun Hobbies For Tech Enthusiasts
Are you looking for a fun new hobby? As a tech lover, there are many different hobbies that you could start, which would help you […]
Fiction – “Chased”
Susan quickened her pace as she made her way through the dim alleyway. Her clothes were drenched with sweat made worse with yet another sticky […]
Doctor Who Fiction – Whatever’s For Us”
Doctor Who Fiction – “Whatever’s For Us” by Michael E.P. Stevens In his dreams, Turlough stood next to the great grey obelisk from his aching […]
Doctor Who Fiction – “Grasping At Air”
Doctor Who Fiction – “Grasping At Air” by Michael E.P. Stevens A man was not alone but he felt alone. He had crossed light years, […]
Doctor Who Fiction: “The Pathfinders”
Doctor Who Fiction: “The Pathfinders” by Michael E.P. Stevens It must have been Spring, or even early Summer, when the TARDIS materialised in an English-type […]