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Club Tropicana may have its free drinks, fun and sunshine but it’s missing one very important ingredient: you. It’s time for our latest blog party here at Later Levels because … Continue Reading Gamers blog party: summer 2017 invitation
During the weekend just passed, myself and the rest of the Gamely Giving team participated in a 16-hour gaming marathon with the aim of raising as much awareness and money … Continue Reading Ethan’s Mini Marathon: lessons learnt
I’ve been a victim of an earworm for the past week – not some freak insect-related accident, but a piece of music that’s continually repeating in my head. It seemed … Continue Reading <em>Lumo</em> and the earworm
Earlier this year, myself and the rest of the Gamely Giving team participated in a 72-hour stream with the aim of raising as much awareness and money as possible for … Continue Reading Gamely Giving: Ethan’s Mini Marathon
On Monday morning I came across an article on the Metro website regarding a Kickstarter campaign hosted by composer Nathan McCree. I was surprised I hadn’t heard about his project … Continue Reading Lara Croft and the Dance GCSE
In a recent trial at the University of Glasgow, it was found that playing video games could help improve your employability. Undergraduates studying arts as humanities subjects were asked to … Continue Reading Your next career: the ‘best’ jobs in video games
It’s Father’s Day on Sunday here in the UK, a weekend to spend some time with our dear old dads and show them a little appreciation. It’s my own dad’s … Continue Reading Bad dads of gaming
Back in March I wrote a response to an award received from the lovely Luna over at GamersUnitedGG Blog. I know a lot of people out there won’t agree with … Continue Reading The Fabled campaign on Kickstarter I missed
I’ve been working in the IT department for the same company for over a decade now, and having a number of different roles has given me the opportunity to see … Continue Reading Office politics: gamers in the workplace
