Tina writes and reviews entertainment quizzes and explanatory articles for the BuzzGoing team. Her byline identifies the pages for which she is the responsible writer.
Tina is listed as author on 23 published pages and reviewer on 14. Questions or corrections can be sent to [email protected].
Scarcity, crafting trees and the pull of a nearly finished goal. How survival design holds attention, and where designers disagree about the ethics.
Persistent online worlds keep reinventing economics and politics from scratch. What they reveal about inflation, norms and the limits of coded rules.
The format outlived print, three social platforms and a lot of scorn. The research on why involves a 1956 paper that almost everyone misquotes.
Players keep building working calculators out of game mechanics. The reason it is possible says something surprising about what a computer really is.
The songs from your late teens hold on with unreasonable strength. Memory researchers have a name for the shape of that grip, and an argument about it.
Seeds, noise functions and the arithmetic of endlessness. What a machine can genuinely invent, and where generated variety stops being meaningful.
Open worlds removed the objective marker and something strange happened: people kept playing. A look at how sandboxes rewired the idea of a game.
