Ever since I can remember, gaming has been a part of my life. When my family moved and we were the only house for miles, I had gaming on my Super Nintendo. On long car rides to Maryland, I had (portable) gaming with my Gameboy. When I went off to college and didn’t know how to make friends, I kept my door open and invited people walking by to come in to play Last Night On Earth.
Okay, I’m going to give a friendly bit of advice to all of you budding game developers out there: If you’re going to make a little indie game that you hope will catch fire like a Minecraft, or an FTL, or a H1Z1 PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Fortnite, then give it a title that is easy to find with a search engine.
Navigate a bizarre desert wasteland with nothing but a pair of Groucho Marx glasses and a portable sound mixer in this surreal point-and-click adventure.
Welcome to Heroes of The Realm, an episodic collaborative storytelling RPG made possible by our Patreon subscribers! Join Game Master Karla Andrich as she takes Cory Banks, Amanda Knowlton, Ariel Jaffee and Michael Zenke from the real world and back into The Realm.
My favorite thing to do in this game is pretend that the main character grows up to be the main character from Grand Theft Auto 3, who later becomes the main character from Manhunt.
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I am not a gamer – not in the traditional sense. I have only recently gotten into gaming, particularly PC gaming. I am 36 years old with a career and a family, and I thought I just did not have time for video games. I enjoyed them in my youth, spending hours upon hours maneuvering Mario and spinning Sonic until I was blue in the face. Then at some point, I just outgrew it.
