Welcome to Playing Yourself: The Rhetoric of Games, a podcast series produced by students in David Morgen’s Play, Make, Write, Think class at Emory University. If, as Bernard Suits says, a game is “the voluntary attempt to overcome unnecessary obstacles,” then why do games continue to captivate our…
Mentally stimulate me, a game that reveals your true opinions and thoughts. A multiple choice game with pretty controversial questions.[...]
In this episode, we discuss the widely-known game series: The Sims. We break down format of the game to identify[...]
In this week’s episode, we have tried to touch on an unconventional game structure. We will be talking about the[...]
In this week’s episode of Playing yourself, Doraemon and The Kid will talk about Minecraft. Minecraft is one of the[...]
In this episode of Playing Yourself, Princess Peach and J explore the popular classroom game called Kahoot!. This game is[...]
Pokemon Go was a phenomenal game the day it came out. Today in this episode of Playing Yourself, we trace back[...]
On this episode of playing yourself, we are talking about “Cards Against Humanity”, a really well-known game for a party[...]
In this week’s episode of Playing Yourself, Otis and Price will be discussing the most recent version of Monopoly: Monopoly:[...]
In this week’s episode of Playing Yourself, we are discussing the game “Red Dead Redemption 2” which is the third[...]
On this episode of playing yourself, we are talking about “The Game of Life,” a board game meant to be[...]
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