Can you share with the class?

Same question. Less curious, more saddened.

I guess it’s my imagination all the games I’ve been playing. Too bad, I’ll have to throw it away now.

Not games, but you’ve probably heard of the dozens or hundreds of interactive online museums. They got huge during covid proper. They have varying degrees of interactivity, but some are pretty good.

Here is a random site I found with a list.

I saw it mentioned in some YouTubers video about megastructure games. Looks interesting. Thanks

Akiva shaffer just remade naked gun

That’s cool. I’ll definitely follow this.

Good luck. I’d like to see how that turn out

I have something similar, probably AIWS looking at it now. It felt like looking at a table or my hands through a really zoomed out lens for a little bit. I have never associated it with migraines or anything negative before, I kind of just sat there and experienced it until it went away.

Technically correct, the best kind of correct

A bunch of nerds nerding out. Fun to see

I don’t know how you would feel about them, but they have little “gaming pillows” where you attach the deck to it and it holds up the deck while resting on your belly so that your hands don’t have to do all the work.

It might be an option for you or others.

I don’t play with friends much but that would definitely keep people playing. I come back every once in a while when the game and mods I like update. It’s a big change if I wait too long.

Creeper world is cool strategy game that is like real time strategy and tower defense but the enemy is a liquid. You can place your guns anywhere and you manage your energy and infrastructure. Also there have been 5 or so games that are all related by the single dev since the days of flash games (5 mainline that add new features and sometimes switch it up and one related but unique game). It’s worth checking out knuckle cracker games.

Mine would also be Minecraft and probably the Creeper World series.

Both have been around for a while and are extremely relatable and have strong communities that keep them going and feeling new.

I think the adventure zone podcast used the quiet year as an interlude or pre-campaign setup I think (as I’m sure others have as well)