Here’s the blog post version of what I talked about at Playing in Public, the Hide&Seek Weekender Conference. It’s titled The Strange Things People Play, which was an oblique reference to this passage from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy: “I know that astrology isn’t a science,” said Gail. “Of course it isn’t. It’s just […]
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Week 164
At the start of last week, I prepared for and delivered a number of presentations at TFI’s inspiration day about games & heritage. The first was a short case as part of a session lead by Valentijn Byvanck, about ways in which games might enrich a hypothetical car museum. This session was aimed at identifying […]