The recurring columns at Gaming & God — Gamer’s Journal, Gaming With Purpose, Retro Gaming Club and Sidequest News. Regular features on faith, gaming culture and the people in it.
Backlogs are a problem among gamers. We are always buying games whether digitally or physically, pre-ordering, or funding projects in the works (Kickstarter, Indiegogo, etc).
When you are playing a video game, it interacts with some of your senses. Its not just something you watch, like TV, but you can touch the controller and feel certain moves via haptic, and you can listen to the sounds and music…
This post is from a blogger I just discovered recently. They were kind enough to submit a post for my series on discovering others who are sharing hope, faith, and gaming with a purpose online.
Video games have been apart of my life for as long as I can remember. Growing up in the ‘90s, I was raised on the NES and my best friends were Mario and Luigi.
Part of my vision for this blog has always been for it to be a place where other gamers whether they are Christian or not, can find resources and community around our beloved recreation.
When I first had the inspiration to begin writing on this blog and just in general, I discovered Geeks Under Grace around the same time and was blown away.