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Top 10 Games You Can Play in Your Head, by Yourself
- Narrated by: Jack Voraces
- Length: 4 hrs and 54 mins
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Summary
Your mind is now the ultimate gaming engine.
Top 10 Games You Can Play in Your Head, by Yourself is a collection of visionary author J. Theophrastus Bartholomew's most cherished mind games, edited and updated by filmmaker and storyteller Sam Gorski and author D.F. Lovett. No peripherals needed. No controllers. No pens. No dice or boards. Everything you need to experience the forefront of game design is right here in this audiobook!
What is a mind game? Great question! A mind game is a game where you control the characters, the world, and everything in between - a breathing, living story. A story that you can create on your own and come back to, time after time. A story with surprises that you will plant for yourself to find later...and never be the wiser!
What will happen in your game? It's up to you to find out!
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- Louis Castell
- 24-06-21
Not games more creative thinking prompts.
Well edited and written. That said these aren't games and for any none beginner in role play or creative writing it's not too useful for prompts.
Would make a good kids book. Not really sold as that though.
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- 10-01-24
Swiss cheese
it reminds me of my essays in secondary school. it's an empty vessel.
to imagine, you need a bit more detail and flow.
I can visualise the characters and ideas bit it's all a bit disjointed. too much like Hard work imo as opposed to a novel, but that could be my age .
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