Jessie's Conclusion


Conclusion

I used to run a blog, and this is honestly the sort of thing that I do for fun. I absolutely love working with HTML coding! So this was one of the more fun projects I’ve been able to do this semester! I love being able to share things that I’m passionate about, and storytelling is certainly one of them. I chose to not go into as much detail because I wanted the readers to play those games and live the stories for themselves. One of the best things about gaming is getting to dive into this universe that someone else created, which is why gaming is a lot like reading a book and having a story told you that way.

One of the things that I learned early on is that WordPress isn't the easiest to navigate and Blogger is just the way to go. There weren't too many challenges. This project made me want to go back and relive the games that I talked about. I wanted to go back into the Dragon Age world and play through a completely different story. I wanted to get a bunch of friends together to play Don't Starve! And I did go back and replay a bit of Until Dawn… but that was only in the daytime with the lights on (I scare easily).

Seriously though, this was so much fun and if any of you have played these games or want to, let me know! I love talking games with people!

None of the images or videos used in this blog belong to me, and under each one you'll find the source of where I retrieved the image from!

Thanks for reading this blog!

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- Jessie

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