Given everything that is happening, I’d like to volunteer and help teach kids/adults who might not have access to the best resources readily available to them. I teach english.

I have experience teaching internationally and I feel that instead of being powerless, and watching the conflict escalate from abroad, the least I can do is offer my time to help kids and adults who are curious about learning English.

If you or someone you know would benefit from English lessons, please let me know!

I have around 5 hours a week to give to students who might be interested.

My experience lies predominantly in 1-1 classes with business English and conversational English at the forefront. I have also taught kids from 2.5 years old and up!

Let me know if you know the best way to go about this. Thank you!

Given everything that is happening, I’d like to volunteer and help teach kids/adults who might not have access to education services.

I have experience teaching internationally and I feel that instead of being powerless and watching from abroad what is going on, the least I can do is offer my time to help kids learn English.

If you or someone you know would benefit from English lessons, please let me know!

I have around 5 hours a week to give to students who might be interested.

My experience lies predominantly in 1-1 classes with business English and conversational English at the forefront. I have also taught kids from 2.5 and up!

Let me know if you or someone you know might be interested.

I've been trying to really hone in on which arcade games have addicting game loops, and what makes them addicting. I was wondering if any of you guys had any recommendations on very addicting games that i can study, to better understand what in their core game loops make them worthwhile.

Hey everyone, I am the creator of a game called Kumome, and I would love your help on my next project.

Kumome experienced quite a decent success, and even got nominated for board/card game of the year by pocket gamer. However Quite quickly, I realized my own skills as a game dev were hindering my ability to scale the game to where I want it to be. I genuinely believe Kumome is my magnum opus, (and the feedback proves it) but I lack the experience and finances to get it to where I want it to be.

I decided to practice making other simpler ideas to really crystalize how to make a fun game loop, and more importantly to learn how to treat my games more like a business.

I am currently working on a fun game called Project Corazon. I decided to work on it after a pretty bad heartbreak haha. The mechanics are two buttons, and your goal is survival.

Its currently a simple "survive as long as you can" type of game, with time trials offered and a boss mode ladder run offered.

Currently it has:

• Leaderboards
• 9 playable characters
• daily challenges (done just not implemented)
• 30 different time trials.
• Survival mode
• and Boss gauntlet
• Minor progression system that lets you unlock the characters.

I would love to get some feedback on the game, and see how I can improve it.

Some questions I have for you:

This game is very arcadey (short runs, fast gameplay, just blasting around). What arcadey games do you recommend i check out to learn from? what do you feel they did right?

What usually brings you back to simple games? I play slice and dice quite often because it usually scratches the itch of quick and easy to pick up. what are your "i always come back to it"