Bridging Creativity and Technology: Transforming Vision into Reality
Well, virtual kindergarten is fully underway for my oldest child, and I’m getting back into the swing of homeschooling my younger twins, all while house training our 4 month old puppy. So I’m really hoping that salvaging spaceships in zero gravity in Hardspace: Shipbreaker is going to be as chill and zen as I’m expecting it to be.
Read more… “Let’s Play: Hardspace: Shipbreaker (PC), Welcome to the suck!” 
Every now and then I like to challenge myself and take a step out of my comfort zone. Once upon a time, this meant clicking the “Start Streaming” button for the first time. Recently, I’ve been trying to teach myself how to code. And today, I’m going to try playing VR Chat. While playing VR Chat might not be a big deal to some, I’ve always wanted to try it out since it was released in 2017, but due to my social anxiety, I’ve only played the game for a grand total of 3.4 hours.
A lot of my social anxiety with streaming has been overcome with routine, and there’s still a comfortable amount of psychological distance between me and others. While VR Chat is still a lot less stressful than engaging strangers in person, it’s more intimate than anything else that I’ve played and streamed thus far. Now let’s see where this rabbit hole goes…
Read more… “Let’s Play: VR Chat (PC), “Hi, I’m new here.”” 
Tonight should serve as the epilogue to our adventures in Ghost of Tsushima. There is still plenty of game to play when it comes to collectibles and side quests, but as far as the main story goes, I think we’re pretty much done. So far, Ghost of Tsushima is my personal Game of the Year, and I hope you’ve enjoyed it as much as I have.
Read more… “Let’s Play: Ghost of Tsushima (PS4), Part 11 – Ending”