Make Life a Game

Countless video games are available on the market. Most boast rich quests and engaging missions. However, real life locales are more scenic and fun to play in. Even the most mundane of tasks can be made into a video game worthy of the title. For example, a dungeon crawler may entail solving a puzzle to reach a reward. The same can be said of a life sim. In addition, a well implemented simulation can prove to be a useful study in behavioural economics, the physics of human interaction, and the idiosyncrasies of human behaviour. In this regard, The Witcher 3 is a case in point.


The aforementioned Witcher 3 has a sizable cult following thanks to its highly dynamic side quests. The game has been a reoccurring topic of conversation amongst gamers worldwide. This is in no small part due to the aforementioned dungeon crawler, but it is also attributed to its highly evolved characters. This leads to a richer experience for those who are willing to put in the time and effort to become part of the cult. The game ain't for the faint of heart.

The best part is that you don't have to be an expert in game development to reap the rewards. The game's numerous features make it easy to learn a thing or two while having fun. In addition to the many quests and missions, there are multiple locations to explore and many people to meet along the way. This makes it a great venue for team building and collaboration. Even the most jaded of gamers will find something to enjoy. If you are looking for a way to stimulate your inner child, a new video game might be just the ticket.

The game's plethora of features also makes it a good starting point for a long term strategic visioning exercise. As the game evolves over time, its players will benefit from its lessons learned. A recent study suggests that the average gamer has logged over five thousand million hours of gameplay, with a total estimated lifespan of over fifty years. In short, this is a lot of fun, and an excellent way to spend your precious free time.