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There’s no glory to be had in Not a Hero

Laughing in the face of politics.

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Don’t know how tedious passing a bill can be? Experience it with this satirical quiz

Growing up in a city crawling with politically questionable leaders and spending most of my adulthood in America’s capital has clearly had some kind of positive affect on me. I became a Congresswoman and successfully passed a bill (on my third try!), all by being a completely passive wet noodle. Cli

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Remembering the obscure PlayStation game that just wanted you to play

Where most games encourage play with open worlds, Boku no Natsuyasumi promotes it through careful structure.

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Sesame Street knows the way to a kid’s brain is through their funny bone

Educating children with a smile.

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How memes emerge from games

The fertile shared space between humor and play.

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A game about American railway bridges collapsing isn’t as absurd as it seems

There’s a moment in every child’s life, when posing as an amateur builder, when they realize a simple but fundamental principle of design: things work better when you stagger them. In bricklaying, Lego or otherwise, the staggering of joints is called a running bond. In Mark Ellis: Train Bridge Inspe