I like the idea of increasing the appreciation for indie games, especially if they are small, short, artistic, or otherwise significant beyond how complex their mechanics are or how much playtime they promise.<\/p>\n
Especially since the pandemic, and after David Wehle (literally) set a precedent with his \"The First Tree\" which almost became a case study, the world of indie games has progressively expanded. It is now a highly fruitful and diverse dimension of extremely different people<\/b>, no matter if they are gathered in studios with a more or less known name or solitary developers with an idea to share.<\/p>\n
And, in recent years, indie games have also offered themselves as a true medium for storytelling, often providing small games that didn't promise days of impossible challenges, but even just a half-hour of quality to tell a single story, with the aim of leaving food for thought.food for thoughts<\/strong> – cibo per i pensieri<\/em>).<\/p>\nThere are hundreds, or more likely thousands, of people committed to making games, and the stage on which their creations can be showcased is never too wide.<\/p>\n
This is also the reason why I decided to switch from an international\/English website\/project to an Italian one<\/i>, to get closer to an area that is often unfortunately not covered by the languages offered, and to provide content in my mother tongue.
Note:<\/b> English is still available<\/u>, both on the website, on YouTube, and on my social media. I'd love for everyone, developers included, to be able to read!<\/p>\n
Therefore, I hope, ~with calm and relaxation~<\/b>, to succeed in creating an interesting space!<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>Fighting Toxicity in Gaming<\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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In the gaming world, toxicity is a widespread and deeply rooted problem, especially in the communities of AAA or generally large games, BUT unfortunately not only there.
\nWith Relaxing Gameplaid, I propose to spread a culture of respect, especially for developers, in a world that already has too much negativity.<\/p>\n
When you don't like a video game, if you find the quality is poor, or if for any reason you only have negative criticism that is an end in itself: you must avoid it.
\nUninstall the demo, remove it from your wishlist, ask for a refund if you can; the important thing is not to vent your bile on people who are doing their best.<\/p>\n
If you have nothing constructive to say, be it positive or negative, even after taking a break, it's better to say nothing. Where \"constructive\" is to be understood in its original sense: to analyze what you think is not working or what you believe could be improved.<\/p>\n
An action that should stem from the desire to help, to be useful, not to humiliate or annihilate people who are putting their best into creating their game, whether they are very good or not.<\/p>\n
For this reason, on Relaxing Gameplaid, I aim to promote respectful, relaxed, and serene relationships between players and developers.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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