Idle Animations is a recurring series in which I play games without playing them, exploring quiet, still moments, how games fill space and time, and what happens when you let a game play itself.
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I’ve spent 70 hours on Breath of the Wild.
This isn’t something I do often. There are a few games I know and love that will eat up my time: Dragon Age, any kind of open-ended game, like Overwatch or Civilization. But for the most part, I have to be selective with the games I choose to play. Once I’ve spent too long on one game, I’ll simply forget that I’m playing it as I try to balance all my other interests on top of this one.
Idle Animations is a recurring series in which I play games without playing them, exploring quiet, still moments, how games fill space and time, and what happens when you let a game play itself.
Idle Animations is a recurring series in which I play games without playing them, exploring quiet, still moments, how games fill space and time, and what happens when you let a game play itself.
Idle Animations is a recurring series in which I play games without playing them, exploring quiet, still moments, how games fill space and time, and what happens when you let a game play itself.
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