First and foremost, I'm a Christian, which means I try my best to be like Jesus and follow him every day. That doesn't mean I'm perfect, and I'm definitely not a fundamentalist of any kind. Just a regular dude who takes to heart the instruction to love God and love those around me.

I used to love playing online competitive games, but over the years I've become more inclined to playing singleplayer and local multiplayer games, especially cooperative games and story driven games. I also love a good roguelike or roguelite, and I'm a bit of a sucker for games with a pixel art vibe (probably because Pokemon Diamond was one of the first games I played other than Runescape).

One of my favourite games I played recently was SANABI, purely for its rich story elements, and in close second, I have loved playing Astral Ascent (which I received in the Humble Choice a few months back). I also really enjoy Elden Ring, and I've tried to play Sekiro and Dark Souls but I'm still lacking the skill to succeed in those games (for now).

If you know me in real life or you met me in-game, feel free to send a friend request!

Morale: the forgotten factor
In this guide, the author provides strong arguments for why morale, and boosting your team's morale in a team game, is essential for your team's success. We've all been in a team with that one guy who complains every time he dies and yells at everyone else for getting things wrong... 'Morale: the forgotten factor' lays out some super helpful tips on how to not be that guy, and to have fun playing in such a way that you end up winning more games, and even when you lose, you can have fun doing it.