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The Quest to the Unlived Life
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Natural selection has created the only video game that matters in life. Here's how to beat it.
The Quest to the Unlived Life Archive ↓ Best Posts All Posts Recent Posts Newsletter Book Courses ↓ Thinking In Stories The Examined Writer Reflections The Quest to the Unlived Life By Lawrence Yeo There’s a lot we can learn from playing a ton of video games. Despite the thousands of storylines that have been created by game developers everywhere, there is a compelling formula to any game’s narrative that makes it so fun to play. Whether you’re playing something from the family-friendly Mario series or from the ridiculously-violent God of War anthology, the underlying framework of their storyl
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