In the summer of last year we announced a new direction for the studio, which boils down to us no longer framing our work as game design, but as playful design. We are interested in designing a wide range of playthings, and we are also interested in designing things that aren’t primarily meant for play […]
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- Engaging sleep mode
- Shifting from Gamification to Playful Design
- ‘Playful Design for Activism’ at E‑Motive Day 2015
- New Planning Methods
- Procedural Instruments Enable Powerful Ways of Making and Seeing Playable Systems
- Designing Playful Museum Exhibitions
- Three Perspectives on Serious Games
- Five Behaviour Design Principles You Never Suspected Would Work
- Video of our Playing with Rules workshop at Mozilla Festival 2013
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Recent posts
‘Playful Design for Activism’ at E‑Motive Day 2015
At the start of this year I was invited to demo Standing and to speak at E‑Motive Day, a joining of innovative civil society organisations interested in (as they put it) North-South exchanges. In my lecture I talked about how Standing works and why it is interesting for civil society organisations (or NGOs). I also […]