From the moment I curiously picked up a Game Boy Advance, I knew I wanted to make games. Watching players tackle the same designed experience in their own unique ways never gets old.
My favorite games are those that offer significant depth and reward knowledge and experience, even if I don't have those things (yet). When I'm not making or playing games, I'm often watching guides, listening to better players discuss how to improve, or reading community sentiment on the latest updates. To me, these communities are what bring games to life and make them worth playing.
