Author: Devonis This is a guest post and does not represent the views of CheckPoint. Over the last few days I played a Visual Novel named „One Thousand Lies“. Developed by Keinart Lobre and released in March 2016. Before I move on, I want to give a big spoiler warning!...
This guest feature was written by Devon Wiersma, Game Designer and Writer. Some names in this article have been changed, but all stories are real-life examples from game development students. If you feel affected by anything in this article, please refer to our global mental health directory. ...
This guest feature was written by Dr Neil R. Jeyasingam, Bsc(Med), MBBS, MBus, MPsych, Cert(Old Age), FRANZCP. He is a Psychiatrist, Psychotherapist, Philosopher and Player of Games. Buy his book (it’s pretty good!) It was Super Mario Bros 2, World 4-1, when I had my first beneficial...
This Guest Feature was written by Matthew Moynihan. Guest features do not represent the views of CheckPoint, and are submissions to promote discussion around salient topics. 750 Words on Dopamine Feedback Loops Video games have been a source of fun, pleasure and escapism for almost sixty years. From...
Guest Features: The CheckPoint Community coming together to share stories, knowledge and opinions about the world of mental health and video games. This article was written by Rade, who can be found on Facebook and Twitter. Sometimes, I like to think of myself as a Sim. Rade-Sim has ambitions...
Introducing Guest Features As CheckPoint grows as a community, we are privileged to have people coming forward and recalling their experiences of how video games and mental health came together. This article was submitted by Greg Lent. A Pumpkin In The Toilet- A Story About Autism and Video...
