I’m on my early morning run and my right knee whines as I look ahead at a rising hill. I am full of regret. My dinner last night really should have been more than beer, popcorn, and ice cream. “Zombies detected,” a robotic voice intones.
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POKÉMON GO has turned into something huge. I’ve played a lot of geolocation and GPS games and have some thoughts about the phenomenon.
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Recently, standing on the shoulders of those who’ve come before me, I created a Twine game that pulls geolocation data. A work in progress, it’s called GUARDIAN OF THE BLUE LIGHT.
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I review the fantastic digital book THE SILENT HISTORY which also has its users write additional content that can only be unlocked by physically traveling to a location (in theory).
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I joined a storytelling event that used the geolocation app, VoiceMap, to tell an immersive fictional story. It was very cool.
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A review of my addiction to Wallabee, a (sorta) location-based collecting game/app.
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Learning to use a WW2 Enigma machine taught me to love puzzle geocaches.
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Battles are being fought in your neighborhood, right now. Join the fight for Ingress and accomplish…well, nothing really.
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I’ve long wanted to find my first 5/5 geocache (5 star difficulty and terrain) and a mountain in Maryland seemed like the best chance to make that happen.
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A short narrative of a geocaching adventure in New York City. How many times can one man tie his shoes while he searches for a geocache?
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