The Kickstarter to get an early, discounted copy of my new book, The Psychology of Dungeons & Dragons, goes live on July 23! More details inside.

My new book explains why your workplace should look more like a video game. And it’s out now!

I’ll be on a panel talking about how I turned my passion for psychology and games into …all this. *gestures broadly at website*

The audio book of Getting Gamers is out, plus how you can appear in my next book

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Some of my favorite stupid sentences from my book about the psychology of video games.

After 6 years and 151 pieces of content, I’m asking for a little support to move this whole psychology of games thing forward.

Hey, while I work on my own book about the psychology of video games, here are three good reads on the topic to tide you over.

Here’s a list of 50+ academics on Twitter who study or write about the overlap between video games and fields like psychology, communications, sociology, law, and more. Find someone new to follow!

My latest column over at Gamesindustry.biz looks at the question of whether we’d be happier if we had to stick with our choices in games instead of always having the option to respec, respend, and revise without penalty.

For some reason, author David McReady asked me to be his guest on his You Are Not So Smart podcast. As you might guess, we talked about psychology and video games.

Attention, Internet: I have a new article on the psychology of the uncanny valley up on gamesindustry.biz. You know what the uncanny valley is, right? It’s that theory originally from the field of robotics that says if you stick a couple arms and googly eyes on a trash can it looks cute, but if you…