by Justin Gary | Jun 25, 2016 | Design Fundamentals, Philosophy
This post has been modified and updated on Steemit! I’ve been working for several weeks on the next piece to the series on Collectible Game Design. When I say “working,” what I usually mean is, staring for a minute at the article, worrying about how long it...
by Justin Gary | May 23, 2016 | Philosophy
Is it possible to be moral in a world without God? Is a respect for different cultures incompatible with a belief in objective right and wrong? Can there be a universal truth in a world where we disagree about so much? This article will explore how we might...
by Justin Gary | Mar 23, 2016 | Philosophy
This post has been modified and updated on steemit! You can learn so much from games. In fact, gaming is compelling to us precisely because it teaches us. Games provides a safe training ground to learn the skills we need in life without risking real danger. After...
by Justin Gary | Mar 15, 2016 | Philosophy
I’ve spent a lot of time trying to figure out who I really am. As a philosophy major in college, I engaged in esoteric discussions about the nature of identity, meaning, and reality. Lately, my thinking has been on a far more personal and practical level. How...
by Justin Gary | Feb 16, 2016 | Philosophy
The year is 2008 and I am debuting the World of Warcraft miniatures game at San Diego Comic Con to over 2000 impatient WoW fans. I’d never spoken in front of so many people before and I was terrified. I’d spent three years of my life building this game, and now...