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When the three generations of the Haven clan — eight members in all — gather for a family get-together, no one has to travel very far. If anything, losing his job strengthened Joel’s belief in what they were doing. The house became a space of healing. Sure, he had lost the social interaction with his colleagues, but he was grateful to have other adults around at home. Eric and Sari were understanding, which was a relief, Joel said. Losing your job when it’s only your surname on a lease is stressful enough. But four adults under one rental agreement can quickly devolve into pettiness ...

I don't have to tell you things are bad. Everyone knows they're bad. It's a pandemic. Those of us who are responsible adults have spent almost an entire year leaving home as little as possible, only going out for the necessities. Frivolities like casual social gatherings are literally lethal, so the smartest of us avoid those, too. But how do we maintain that human connection with each other as we're locked up in our bunkers thanks to a year of Donald Trump's limp response and Gary Herbert's lack of political courage? Games are a great way to do that. Board games are a big thing for me. I mis...

'); } The Gamasutra Job Board is the most diverse, active and established board of its kind for the video game industry! Here is just one of the many, many positions being advertised right now. Location: Chicago, Illinois Jackbox Games is looking for a Senior Gameplay Engineer to join our team in Chicago! (Though currently, we are all working from home.) Who Are We? Jackbox is a small game studio (~45 people) best known for our Jackbox Party Pack franchise: a set of five social party games released every fall. Since 2014, our games--like Quiplash, Drawful, and Trivia Murder Party-- have bee...

Let’s Get Gaming With the 11 Best Games to Play on Zoom in 2021 SPY 1/14/2021 © Image Licensed From Adobe Ah, Zoom. If we had told you in 2019 that the majority of socialization with others would occur by using online video calling service the following year, you probably would have called us crazy. Guess the joke’s on us, huh? As 2020 continued on and Zoom calls persisted, there became a kind of “now what?” feeling that transcended the video call space. Awkward pauses, lack of life updates and little to no desire to converse to begin with, quickly became three terrorizing 2020 Zo...

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