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27 articles tagged "Games"
What happens when the game master is Claude and the party is just you. A honest guide to playing sci-fi RPGs solo.
The map I drew on the second night was on the back of a grocery receipt. Eggs, oat milk, a lemon, two cans of chickpeas. On the back, in ballpoint: a rough sketch of a derelict freighter called the *Orestes*, with an X where the reactor used to be and a spiral where the emergency…
Why AI-powered trivia is better than your local pub quiz — and how to host one tonight with zero prep.
Every Thursday at 8 PM, my local pub hosts a quiz night. I love it. I go almost every week. The host is a guy named Dave who clearly writes the questions at the last minute, because at least once a month someone disputes an answer and Dave checks his phone, goes quiet, and says "…
From Deep Blue to ChatGPT — the weird, wonderful history of playing chess against machines, and why text-based chess is having a moment.
In 1997, Garry Kasparov — arguably the greatest chess player who ever lived — sat across from a machine and lost. The machine was IBM's Deep Blue, a purpose-built supercomputer that weighed 1.4 tons and could evaluate 200 million positions per second.
Your AI can run a full RPG campaign — here's how to make it actually good.
It started at 11 PM on a Tuesday. I had no one to play D&D with, a half-finished character sheet from 2019, and a sudden, irresponsible urge to go dungeon crawling.
A self-imposed challenge, a spreadsheet I'm not proud of, and what happens when Wordle becomes infinite.
It started as a casual "let me try this." It became a thing. Then it became A Thing. Then it became 100 games over two weeks and a spreadsheet tracking my performance that I will never show another human being.
How a phone, some friends, and ChatGPT turned a boring Saturday into the best game night we've had in years.
It was supposed to be a chill Saturday. Four of us at Marcus's place. Someone brought wine. Someone else brought a board game nobody wanted to learn. The TV was on but nobody was watching it.
From homework help to game night to bedtime stories, here's how families are using AI in ways that are safe, educational, and actually fun for everyone.
Let's start with the concern that's probably on your mind: is AI safe for my kids?
Your AI chatbot is secretly a game console. Here's how to play Battleship, War, and other classic games using nothing but a prompt and your phone.
Here's something most people don't realize: the AI chatbot on your phone is also a game console. A weird, text-based, surprisingly entertaining game console.
Turn your AI into a game host, opponent, and entertainer for your next game night.